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What's open and closed on Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples' Day
- On Monday, Oct. 13, the federal government marks Columbus Day while some places observe Indigenous Peoples' Day, and most federal and state government offices and courts will be closed.
- Following a proclamation on Oct. 9, President Trump declared Oct. 13, 2025, as Columbus Day, while President Biden issued 2021 recognition for Indigenous Peoples' Day, prompting shifts in observance.
- Mail and banking will be affected, as all U.S. Postal Service locations close and most banks shut for the Federal Reserve holiday while Chase Bank branches remain open.
- Local communities should expect Chicago Public Schools closed and mixed schedules in South Florida, with delivery and collection services resuming Oct. 14 and essential offices reopening Tuesday.
- In the broader context of holiday observance, more than 30 states still recognize Columbus Day while 17 states and the District of Columbia have added Indigenous Peoples' Day, reflecting efforts to honor Indigenous peoples and communities.
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Editor's note: Columbus Day
Today, The Frederick News-Post does not have a print edition because it is Columbus Day, a federal holiday. The U.S. Postal Service doesn’t deliver mail, including the News-Post. We will have a similar digital edition for future federal holidays.
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