The phrase "a local post of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific branch or office of an organization or service that operates within a particular locality.
Example: "She visited a local post of the charity to volunteer her time and skills."
Alternatives: "a nearby branch of" or "a local office of".
Every year, on tax day, residents of this college town gather in the lobby of a local post office for an upbeat, circus-like celebration as procrastinators rush to meet the deadline to mail off their tax returns.
In all three studies we evaluated whether the magnitude of the cueing effect varied as a function of location uncertainty; this was manipulated by varying the stimulus contrast, the performance level, and the presence of a local post-mask, and was assessed by performance in a localization task.
The local posts of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign War maintain the memorial, and members said they first learned that the memorial would be moved in an article in Suffolk Life.
Call or go visit the local post office of the sender and the intended receiver of the package.
I think I cleaned out my local post office of this stamp issue on more than one occasion.
We can pick up our parcels from a neighbour, local post office, newsagent or one of a growing number of secure locker services, such as InPost, myHermes, myByBox and Amazon.
For years she ran the local post office, a position of some standing and a social focal point.
Inside Umm al Fahm, a bank was vandalized and the local post office, a symbol of government authority, was ripped apart, its equipment destroyed and mail trucks smashed.
She has filed public-records requests, badgered elected officials, made a YouTube video and created a chart of the local post office's revenues, which, she says, is more accurate than the figures she managed to obtain, at long last and with the help of a United States senator, from the postal authorities.
