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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 ...
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.
Your signature needed — letter to HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra
Apr 8, 2021
We need your signature by Monday, April 12 at 5 p.m. EDT/4 p.m. CDT/3 p.m. MDT/2 p.m. PDT.
NNA ISSUE BRIEF: Applying for a second PPP loan by locality not allowed if first loan was for entire company
Apr 7, 2021
Despite the fact that some group-owned newspapers gained new ability to file for a Paycheck Protection Program loan by locality, publishers that got a first loan as a company may not apply by locality ...
NNA ISSUE BRIEF: Check on your employee retention tax credits
Apr 6, 2021
National Newspaper Association members are reminded that the Employee Retention Credit is available under new terms because of the December 27, 2020, stimulus legislation.
Five ideas your paper can use to make money right now
Apr 1, 2021
Your ad staff doesn’t have to be naive. In fact, there are events coming up that make sense for signature pages.
Help communities navigate the vaccination process
Mar 1, 2021
Throughout [my mother's] scramble to find an appointment, which included being turned away at a county vaccination site after erroneously thinking she had made one, I kept wondering what role local news ...
‘I’m planning on it’: Ad series promotes vaccines
Mar 1, 2021
At the Gazette, our publisher developed a series of ads that spell out the importance of vaccinations. I recommend your paper take this idea and make it your own.
