About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver arrived at Civic Center Post Office with an unusual package. The announcement over the PA system read: ‘Attention please—we’ve received a package addressed simply as “To the person who needs it most.” If you’re that person, come to counter three.’ Soon, people from all around started lining up at counter three. A kindly old lady claimed the package, saying she always helped others but never expected help herself. Inside was a box of her favorite cookies—just what she needed most that day.
2. One day, a delivery driver arrived at Civic Center Post Office with an unusual package wrapped in brown paper and sealed with red tape. ‘What’s inside?’ asked a curious neighbor standing nearby. The delivery driver shook his head mysteriously. 'Top secret,' he whispered. The neighbor leaned closer, eyes wide. Suddenly, there was a loud beep from inside the post office, followed by laughter and cheers. The driver grinned, waving goodbye. 'Just another day at the Civic Center Post Office!'
3. One afternoon, a delivery driver arrived at Civic Center Post Office with an unusual package. As he sorted through the mail, he noticed something odd in one of the boxes—a tiny envelope addressed simply to ‘The Fastest Mailman’. Curious, the driver opened it and found inside a note reading: 'You’re the fastest mailman when you deliver happiness!' Below was a small bag filled with freshly baked cookies from a local bakery. Turns out, someone had been dropping off treats for the best mailman around.
4. One evening, a delivery driver arrived at Civic Center Post Office with an unusual package wrapped in brown paper and sealed with twine. As he placed it on the counter, the clerk noticed something peculiar inside—a small, rusted key. Curious, the clerk picked up the key and tried it in one of the mailboxes nearby—it fit perfectly! Turns out, it was just an old janitor’s key from the building next door. The delivery driver shrugged, saying, ‘Guess someone forgot to lock up.’ Everyone had a good laugh, and that became the story of how the Civic Center Post Office got its very own secret entrance.