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City of Vision

3 weeks ago | nevadabusiness.com | Jacqueline Mumford

Henderson doesn’t hesitate. We don’t just sit and wait for opportunities to come to us, hoping for the best. We have a clear vision for the future we want to create and confidently pursue it. That drive is in our DNA, with a long line of far-sighted leaders who have steered us to this point. And some say it is our destiny – after all, President John F. Kennedy dubbed us the “City of Destiny” in our early beginnings.
Return to the Gold Standard

3 weeks ago | nevadabusiness.com | Lyle Brennan

For over half a century, the United States has operated on a purely fiat currency system, a monetary structure not anchored to any tangible standard, reliant solely on public confidence. Since President Nixon severed the dollar’s ties to gold in 1971, our economy has been subject to cycles of inflation, unchecked government spending, and the devaluation of our purchasing power.
A Look at Healthcare in Nevada

3 weeks ago | nevadabusiness.com | Jennifer Rachel Baumer

Professionals in Nevada’s healthcare industry are optimistic about the quality of care and future of the industry. According to Forbes, Nevada ranks sixth in the U.S. for least expensive healthcare. The Kaiser Family Foundation ranks Nevada third in the U.S. for the lowest healthcare expenditure per capita. The problem is, there simply isn’t enough healthcare—or healthcare professionals–-to go around.
Affordable Housing Opportunity: Larios Arms Apartments Wait List Now Open Through March 28 - Nevada Business Magazine

1 month ago | nevadabusiness.com

WINNEMUCCA, Nev. – Nevada Rural Housing (NRH) is now accepting applications for the Larios Arms II Apartments Project-Based Voucher (PBV) wait list, offering a truly affordable housing opportunity for seniors aged 55 and older in Humboldt County.
Molina Healthcare of Nevada Grants $100,000 to Community Health Alliance, Driving Transformational Impact in Maternal Health and Addiction Treatment - Nevada Business Magazine

1 month ago | nevadabusiness.com | Megan Duggan

Community Health Alliance (CHA), the largest Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) in Northern Nevada serving over 32,000 patients, proudly acknowledges the profound impact of a $100,000 grant from Molina Healthcare of Nevada (Molina), which has
My Hometown Heroes Announces 2025 Board of Directors and Executive Leadership Appointments - Nevada Business Magazine

1 month ago | nevadabusiness.com

RENO, Nev. – My Hometown Heroes, a national scholarship fund dedicated to supporting college-bound cancer survivors, is proud to announce its 2025 Board of Directors and the appointment of new members to its executive leadership
What’s Ahead for Nevada’s Film Industry?

1 month ago | nevadabusiness.com | Kathleen Foley

Nevada locales have been featured in movies for many years – from the Landmark implosion in “Mars Attacks”, to the Reno Arch in “Sister Act” and Lake Tahoe as the final resting place of Fredo Corleone in “The Godfather, Part II”. Television shows like “Reno 911” and the original “CSI” series are set in Nevada, but most of what viewers see on the screen has actually been filmed in other states.
Political Misdirection?

1 month ago | nevadabusiness.com | Lyle Brennan

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford, who appears to have his sights set on the Governor’s seat, continues to make decisions that seem more about advancing his political ambitions than serving the people of Nevada. His move to involve Nevada in the lawsuit against Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) raises serious concerns about whether this is about protecting Nevadans or merely a political maneuver to obstruct much-needed government transparency.
Embracing Change in Nevada Education

1 month ago | nevadabusiness.com | Jennifer Rachel Baumer

Navigating K-12 education is more complicated today than it used to be. Students face more distractions, from social media to family finances. Yet it’s important for students to keep pace with a world that’s rapidly changing. Technology evolves at the speed of thought. Career opportunities grow and shrink with industry changes that reflect economic and workforce development policies. Standardized testing moves online and how to test online becomes a skill that needs to be taught.
Nevada State University Details Plans for Future Growth During 2025 State of the University - Nevada Business Magazine

2 months ago | nevadabusiness.com

HENDERSON, Nev. – Nevada State University (Nevada State) President DeRionne Pollard reflected on the university’s successes in 2024 while detailing the institution’s priorities for 2025 as it continues the work of becoming the next great