In all seasons, day and night, our post office is the heart of the community.
A welcoming bench made of memorial tiles awaits residents waiting for the bus which makes a stop at our post office headed for Traverse City.
Original post office boxes dating back to the 1800s are still in use in the post office today.
Every fourth of July someone reads the Declaration of Independence on the steps of the Omena post office. And every year, we get a surprising number of listeners. The last few years Rink Smith has been the reader.
Visit Then and Now for historic details of the properties designated as part of the
Omena Historic District in the National Register of Historic Places.
