What The American Legion changed

• Updated the "In the Media" section with four new articles, including a call for Navy memories and a mental health success story.
• Changed the "Listen Now" link for the Tango Alpha Lima podcast to point directly to Spotify.
• Removed the 2026 Fall Meetings notice from the Events & Training list.
• Added a link to the Fall Meetings resolutions in the news feed.

The organization is keeping its content fresh with new stories and direct links to its podcast on Spotify. This helps them stay relevant to their members and makes it easier for people to listen to their shows.

• Updated the "In the Media" section with four new articles, including a report on veteran suicide rates and a story about a 27-year journey to a bachelor's degree.
• Removed the repetitive "(Opens in a new window)" text from navigation links, social media icons, and call-to-action buttons across the entire page.
• Updated the "Events & Training" section to remove the "Opens in a new window" label from the Regional Information Conferences link.

The organization has refreshed its homepage with new reports on veteran suicide rates and educational success stories. They also cleaned up their website navigation by removing "(Opens in a new window)" text from dozens of links, making the interface look cleaner.

• Replaced the "2026 Combined Americanism Conference" with the "2026 Fall Meetings" (Oct 5-8) in the Events section.
• Updated the "In the Media" section with four new articles, including news about "Be the One" training and Legion Baseball alumni.
• Added "(Opens in a new window)" text to dozens of external links, including social media icons and partner sites.
• Updated the "Five Things to Know" news brief from the Sept 21 edition to the Sept 28 edition.

The organization has shifted its focus from September conferences to upcoming October meetings and refreshed its media section with new training and sports content. They also updated many links to improve user experience by labeling external windows.