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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 ...
House leaders introduce appropriation to help US Postal Service
May 27, 2020
Reps Carolyn Maloney, D-New York, chair of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee; and Gerald Connolly, D-Virginia, chair of the Government Operations Subcommittee, said they believed the coronavirus ...
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.
NNA MEMBER ALERT: SBA releases application for second PPP loans
Jan 11, 2021
The Small Business Administration has released the short form application for second-draw Paycheck Protection Program loans.
MEMBER ALERT: Second draw PPP loans open
Jan 8, 2021
The Small Business Administration has completed the rules for the second round of Paycheck Protection Program Loans.
NNA MEMBER ALERT: IRS issues new rule allowing deductible expenses under PPP
Jan 7, 2021
The IRS’ new guidance repealed its interpretation from May 2020 that disallowed the deductions. Its new rule was forced by an act of Congress in the December stimulus bill, where Congress reiterated ...
Protest is how we talk to ourselves as a nation — but violence isn’t protest
Jan 7, 2021
Gene Policinski talks about yesterday's events at the U.S. Capitol as a stain upon the fabric of democracy, and how these actions betray the core principles on which the United States was founded and the ...
Focus on science-based reporting on the vaccine
Jan 5, 2021
This isn’t and shouldn’t be about politics. This is about health reporting and science, and if we don’t have dedicated health reporters — most local news outlets do not, then we ...
