Chantal Lovell
Presidential candidates should state their position on federal lands
As Presidential candidates make their way to Nevada, the economy will undoubtedly be among their talking points, and in the West, the future of the economy has much to do with land.
NPRI unveils NevadaESA.com
For Immediate Release Contact Chantal Lovell September 1, 2015 702- 222-0642, 951-295-4855 (cell) LAS VEGAS — Responding to the overwhelming interest in Nevada’s new Education Savings Accounts program,…
NPRI unveils NevadaESA.com
LAS VEGAS — Responding to the overwhelming interest in Nevada’s new Education Savings Accounts program, the Nevada Policy Research Institute unveiled a new website today, NevadaESA.com.
ESA applications now available online
LAS VEGAS — Families who wish to use Nevada’s new Education Savings Accounts program may now file applications, the Nevada Treasurer’s office announced Thursday.
ESA myths busted by education reform facts
Are you better off than your parents were? If you’re like most adult Americans, you likely answered “yes.” But do you expect your children will be better off than you are? If you answer “yes” to that question, you’re part of a rapidly shrinking minority.
NPRI names Sharon Rossie as new president
LAS VEGAS — The Nevada Policy Research Institute named Sharon Rossie as its new president today, after immediate past president Andy Matthews stepped down from his position to run for United States Congress.
Sandoval's tax hikes explained
For much of last year, most Nevada business owners and great numbers of employees expressed real concern over the margin tax proposal looming over the state.
State of Nevada lends its support to NPRI's case on behalf of Victor Fuentes
LAS VEGAS — The State of Nevada has put its weight behind the Nevada Policy Research Institute’s lawsuit on behalf of Victor Fuentes and his church, Ministerio Roca Solida (Solid Rock Church), Attorney General Adam Laxalt announced in a press conference Monday.
NPRI's case against federal government gains allies, national attention
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Nevada Policy Research Institute’s lawsuit on behalf of Victor Fuentes is gaining national attention, with two nonprofits jointly filing an amicus brief with the Supreme Court of the United States this week.