Category: National Grange News
National Grange Commends Supreme Court for Siding With Landowners
On Thursday, the Supreme Court handed down a landmark decision that greatly narrows the scope of the Clean Water Act as interpreted by the federal government. This long-awaited ruling on Waters of the United States (“WOTUS”) states the law only regulates wetlands when they are “as a practical matter indistinguishable from waters of the United … Continue reading “National Grange Commends Supreme Court for Siding With Landowners”
Betsy Huber participates in The Hill’s panel on “Expanding Access to Alzheimer’s Care and treatment”
National Grange President, Betsy Huber, joins The Hill’s panel on “Expanding Access to Alzheimer’s Care and Treatment.” Rural Americans are falling behind on cutting-edge treatments for Alzheimer’s care, but it doesn’t have to be this way. President Huber will be speaking on behalf of rural Americans.
Bridging the Digital Divide will require help from all of us
Bridging the #digitaldivide will require help from all of us. Hear from industry leaders on all aspects of the digital divide and how we’re working together to create more #connectivity. A Pipeline of Spectrum Brings Endless Possibilities By AT&T Connects 5G does more than just keep us connected at home and on the go. It’s … Continue reading “Bridging the Digital Divide will require help from all of us”
Grange Foundation launches sweet fundraiser
Grange Foundation is inviting you to take part in the most delicious fundraiser of the year. By ordering a dozen (or two) original glazed doughnuts, 50% of the order will be donated back to Grange Foundation! From now until April 30, 2023, you can get your dozens using our fundraising link. How it works: Purchase … Continue reading “Grange Foundation launches sweet fundraiser”
Cutting Edge Alzheimer’s Treatments Not Available in Rural America
The National Grange is concerned that new treatments that promise to slow the progression of Alzheimer’s are restricted to urban areas by Medicare. Yet, agricultural workers are almost 50% more likely to develop the disease.
Wonderama TV Features Nettie Hartley, National Grange Member and Community Service Advocate
New York, NY – Wonderama TV, the iconic children’s television show, is proud to feature Nettie Hartley in this weekend’s syndicated television episode. Nettie is a multi-generational member of the National Grange and is known for her exceptional community service work. She has received multiple awards for giving the most hours of community service nationally … Continue reading “Wonderama TV Features Nettie Hartley, National Grange Member and Community Service Advocate”
The Disproportionate Impact of Cancer on Rural Communities
Cancer is the second most common cause of death in the United States. But thanks to new innovations to screen, diagnose and treat cancer, mortality rates have been steadily decreasing across the country. Unfortunately, as a new study by the Grange with data analytics firm Xcenda reveals, this decline has not been experienced equally. The … Continue reading “The Disproportionate Impact of Cancer on Rural Communities”
National Grange Presses FCC about Status of Broadband Deployment Guidelines
This week the National Grange sent a letter to the Federal Communications Commission inquiring as to the status of their broadband deployment guidelines. It is essential that these guidelines be issued in an expeditious manner so that barriers to broadband deployment can be removed and rural America can begin to see the benefits of new … Continue reading “National Grange Presses FCC about Status of Broadband Deployment Guidelines”
Good news for farmers nationwide!
For several years, the National Grange has advocated for the “right-to-Repair.” On Sunday, John Deere agreed to allow owners the rights to repair their own machinery with their own parts. Read more about the agreement here
Have you tried using the Heirloom Program in your Grange?
A.1 (December) – “It is in the Home that we enjoy the fruits of our labors in the fields of the farm, and the fields of life.” (Fourth Degree; Steward) A.2 (January) – “If we desire to encourage [children] to love rural life, we must make its labors cheerful. What a child sees makes … Continue reading “Have you tried using the Heirloom Program in your Grange?”
CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL SPECIAL CONVENTION ISSUE – DAY 6 This past week at the 156th annual session of the National Grange in Sparks, Nevada, Delegates from across the country came together to set the legislative policies of the Order for another year. The six legislative policy committees of the National Grange considered … Continue reading “”
New youth leaders bring enthusiasm to roles
CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL SPECIAL CONVENTION ISSUE – DAY 5 Each year, the National Grange selects youth and Junior members to serve as leaders and representatives of peers in their age group. This year, a new Junior Grange Ambassador and two Outstanding Young Patrons will serve as the leadership team, and will … Continue reading “New youth leaders bring enthusiasm to roles”
Rural Minds hits home
CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL SPECIAL CONVENTION ISSUE – DAY 4 With the session hall packed chair-to-chair at the 156th Annual Convention of the National Grange, President Betsy Huber introduced the founder and CEO of Rural Minds Jeff Winton. Rural Minds is on a mission to be the informed voice for mental health in … Continue reading “Rural Minds hits home”
11 Quilts of Valor presented to Veterans
CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL SPECIAL CONVENTION ISSUE – DAY 3 Eleven veterans were awarded Quilts of Valor on Wednesday at the 156th National Convention in Sparks, Nevada. These members included Grange members and veterans from the local area. A medley of Armed Forces anthems preceded the awards, where servicemembers were encouraged to stand … Continue reading “11 Quilts of Valor presented to Veterans”
