21st Taste & Sounds of Soul

PREMIERES FEBRUARY 20, 2021 Download the KTNV Streaming App: You can find the KTNV Streaming App on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire Stick or Andrioid TV devices. Just search KTNV, download the free app, then watch at all the times listed above. After it premieres on Feb. 20, the show will also be available on-demand — all […]

Soul Source

Soul Source Las Vegas’ Historic Westside has been home to many successful local eateries: places like Hamburger Heaven and Chez Restaurant are legendary. Now there is the new Family Soul Restaurant, specializing in soul food favorites like banana pudding, peach cobbler, collard greens, fried catfish, mac-and-cheese, and more. Married couple Daniel and Ramona Chatman opened […]

Letter from the Publishers

Letter from the Publishers We have been publishing Las Vegas Black Image Magazine for 14 years and want to thank our readers, advertisers, and community advocates so much for making it happen. It is an honor to provide Nevada with positive stories and photos of our African American community and all that is being contributed […]

Why We’re Here

Why We’re Here For more than a decade, Las Vegas Black Image has been part of a long tradition of positive self-examination in chronicling the Black experience in America. And we’re just getting started. When you think about the image that Black Americans project to the world, there’s no overlooking the work and words of […]

Las Vegas-Clark County Library District

Black Paper Party’s 2020 Christmas Collection

Black Paper Party’s 2020 Christmas Collection Traditionally, Christmas gift-giving is embodied by happy people enjoying the warmth of the season. But rarely have the faces of Santa Claus or the joyful families been Black. According to fatherly.com, only about three percent of all department store Santas in the U.S. are African American. The Black Paper […]

NEW DAY – How the 2020 election put Nevada’s political diversity on display for the nation.

NEW DAY – How the 2020 election put Nevada’s political diversity on display for the nation. There was a time when Las Vegas was known as the “Mississippi of the West,” a reputation owed to pervasive racial discrimination in housing, employment, and education during most of the 20th century. The November elections cemented the reality that […]

Restoring the Soul of America

Restoring the Soul of America Susan Rice has spent a lifetime fighting to defend and uphold the country’s values, and is standing strong for Joe Biden in his bid to become the 46th President of the United States. BY KEVIN LIAO Ambassador Susan Rice is a highly skilled and accomplished diplomat with a wealth of […]

Remembering Black Wall Street

Remembering Black Wall Street Hundreds of Black Americans died during a violent race riot that took place in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1921. And it happened in one of the largest, most prosperous Black communities in the United States: Black Wall Street. The riot ignited after a Black teen was falsely accused of assaulting a white […]

Las Vegas-Clark County Library District Opens Early With Special Student Hours For Kindergarten Through College

Las Vegas-Clark County Library District Opens Early With Special Student Hours For Kindergarten Through College New early hours bring additional support for distance learning The Las Vegas-Clark County Library District announced new early opening hours for students of all ages as part of its ongoing effort to support distance learning success. For students in grades […]

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