When is Presidents' Day 2025? What's open and closed on the federal holiday?
When is Presidents' Day? This year, Presidents' Day falls on Monday, Feb. 17, 2025. The holiday falls on the third Monday in February each year. Why
What's open and closed on Presidents Day 2025? Info on banks, the post office and more
The next holiday is right around the corner; Presidents Day, which also celebrates George Washington's birthday, is this Monday, Feb. 17.
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President's Day is Monday Will school and work be off? Are schools closed? Here's what the holiday looks like in Georgia.
Are banks closed on Presidents Day? Here's what's open, closed on Monday.
Presidents Day on Monday, Feb. 17, 2025, is a federal holiday. Here's what will be open and closed in San Antonio, Texas.
When is President's Day 2025? Here's what to know and what's open and closed
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Laredo city offices announce Presidents Day closures and service schedules
Laredo announces Presidents Day office closures; essential services like garbage collection and transit will continue as normal.
Presidents Day 2025: What’s open, what’s closed Monday for federal holiday
Feb. 17, marks the second federal holiday of this year, meaning some agencies and businesses will close to observe it.
When is Presidents Day in 2025? What is open and closed in Hornell area on federal holiday
City of Hornell: City Hall will be closed on Feb. 17, 2025 for Presidents’ Day. Hornell Public Library: The library will be closed on Monday and will reopen Tuesday, Feb. 18. Steuben County: County offices will be closed in observance of Presidents Day on Feb.17.
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President’s Day closures: post offices, banks, schools and more
President's Day affects mail, banks, and schools. Discover what's open and how states differ in celebrating the holiday.
Presidents’ Day 2025: What’s open, what’s closed
Originally a celebration of George Washington's birthday, Presidents Day now pays tribute to all U.S. presidents.