This October, NCRF hosted 20 University of Miami students for a Veterans History Project (VHP) briefing and guided tour of the Library of Congress. The…
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For the second consecutive year the National Court Reporters Foundation sponsored Celebrate Communication, held this September at the Springfield Town Center in Springfield, Va. Now…
By Jill Parker Landsman Preserving firsthand recollections of veterans is crucial for honoring our United States veterans’ experiences and sacrifices. The NCRF Veterans History Project…
News 5 Cleveland WEWS reported on Nov. 11 that court reporting students from Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C) in Cleveland, Ohio, participated in a local Veterans…
A blog posted by JD Supra on Nov. 8 addresses the issue of what happens if there is an appeal in a court case and…
Who couldn’t use an extra $100? This season renewing your NCRA membership could be just what you need to help pad your shopping budget. If…
The holiday season is upon us, and many of our NCRA members are thinking about giving gifts that matter and embracing the spirit of generosity.…
The New Mexico Supreme Court issued Out-of-Cycle Rule Amendments which took effect last month, increasing page rates by 60 percent for civil cases with an…
The National Court Reporter Foundation’s Student Intern Scholarship offers four $2,000 awards for high-achieving court reporting or captioning students who have completed the internship portion of their…
As we approach 2025, the National Court Reporters Association is excited to announce the upcoming NCRA Leadership & Legislative Boot Camp, an event designed to…
By Cynthia R. Bruce As NCRA wraps up its 125th anniversary celebration, it seems fitting to reflect on the value of history and the hidden…
The National Court Reporters Association (NCRA) has electronically sent a letter of congratulations to Nebraska’s newly installed Chief Justice, Jeffrey Funke. The letter, which was…
NCRA was cited in an article posted Nov. 4 by El Paso Inc. about the role of court reporters and why they cannot be replaced…
NCRA member Lourdes Maria Inez Rodriguez-Restrepo, RPR, a freelance court reporter from Miami, Fla., passed away on Aug. 7. Read more.
By Jill Parker Landsman In a record-breaking Ask Me Anything ZoomUp last week, the “How I Graduated” panel discussion engaged more than 50 attendees during…
Developing good financial habits matters. In this engaging session, your colleagues will share valuable insights on practicing good fiscal sense and avoiding common pitfalls. Gain…
NCRA member Deliza Ridoloso resides in San Juan City, the Philippines, and works tirelessly to promote the stenographic court reporting and captioning professions through the…
The Michigan Senate’s Civil Rights, Judiciary, and Public Safety Committee voted HB 5046 with bipartisan support out of committee at its October 30 meeting. Among…
Cindi Lynch is a student member of NCRA and also serves as Training Program Manager for Stenograph located in Downers Grove, Ill. She has been…
NCRA’s Government Relations Department submitted a letter signed by Association President Keith R. Lemons, FAPR, RPR, CRR (Ret.), advocating for the passage of HB 5046,…