IntroductionThis is the home of the Alaska State Grange, and its 6 subordinate granges. The State Grange was organized in 2004, but the history of Granges in Alaska goes back to 1934, when the first grange was formed in Palmer, Alaska. See our History page for the whole story. Each subordinate grange in Alaska has their own section of this site. To reach them, either click on the second link on the left, for the subordinate grange index page, or type in http://alaskagrange.org/Grange# (using the number of the particular grange in place of #). Note that the word "Grange" must be capitalized. | What's New (most recent first) | May 1, 2010 - Not only will this be the Alaska State Grange Convention for 2010, it will also be the 50 year celebration for Two Rivers Grange #3, and will be held at their grange hall north of Fairbanks. | | November 2009 - Annual Meeting of the National Grange, held this year in Grand Rapids, Michigan November 17-20. | | May 2, 2009 - Our Alaska State Grange Convention was held at North Pole Grange #6. Lunch was served, and the meeting took place about an hour later. Look here for complete State Grange Convention 2009 info on the meeting. | | May 3, 2008 - Our 2008 Alaska State Grange Convention met in the Palmer Senior Center in Palmer, Alaska. It was co-hosted by Anchorage and Palmer Granges. Picture were posted on our State Officer's page. | | January 27, 2008 Here is the local story on the McKees' award, from the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner. | | November 2007 - Our own Alice and Don McKee family won the National Grange Family of the Year competition!! See the Press Release here. | | January 1, 2007- opened new website. | | November/December 2006 - We set up emails for Alaska Grange Masters and began building the site. |
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