National Newspaper Association Foundation
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and enhancing the capabilities of community newspapers
COVID-19
NNA welcomes light shined on newspaper delivery woes
Jan 4, 2021
NNA Chair Brett Wesner, president of Wesner Publications in Cordell, Oklahoma, today expressed his thanks to the Washington Post and its postal beat expert Jacob Bogage for a revealing look at the problems ...
There is no good reason to allow USPS to falter
Apr 14, 2020
Hold Congress accountable, newspaper people! There is no good reason to allow USPS to falter.
Cantwell, Kelly, Wyden introduce legislation to revive, sustain trusted local news
Jul 23, 2021
Cantwell: “Local news is about holding the powerful accountable.” Pandemic and economic crisis batter newsrooms at a time Americans need them most.
Time for community newspapers to stand up as leaders in America’s economic rebound
Jun 4, 2021
Now is the time for newspapers to step back into this important role and lead the way in promoting unity and innovation as local businesses seek to re-establish themselves in the minds of their consumers. ...
I want to see us move forward with all of the insights and lessons we’ve learned
Jun 1, 2021
I realized that after more than a year living in a pandemic, trying to teach journalism and do journalism and be a parent, all in the same place, I’m really fatigued. What tires me the most is the ...
It depends on state law if you can require employees to be vaccinated
Jun 1, 2021
Q. May we require our employees to demonstrate they have taken the vaccine as a condition of returning to work?
Newspapers — the clear choice to reach rural Americans in low vaccinated counties — left out of ‘Yes, We Can’
Jun 1, 2021
If national COVID vaccine statistics showed that rural residents are less likely to accept the vaccine and the United States happened to have a couple thousand weekly newspapers in rural counties, it would ...
Perspective: Tide may be turning toward religious exemptions from vaccine mandates
May 20, 2021
Courts seem increasingly reluctant to enforce government mandates when faced with religious objections.
