Feature
Walker Museum & Research Center Honors Co-Publisher of Las Vegas Black Image
Kimberly Bailey Tureaud, co-publisher of Las Vegas Black Image, was recently recognized by the Walker African American Museum & Research Center — for her community contributions and for being the... [Read more]
‘He felt that his music was … a form of healing’
Michael Jackson’s Chief of Security, Bill Whitfield QUESTIONS & ANSWERS: BILL WHITFIELD It was a dreadful day — June 25, 2009 — that many still remember as the day we lost the King of Pop.... [Read more]
LIVING: A HOUSE IS A HOME
TV can bring home tranquility, adventure Television can do more than deliver news and entertainment — it can also help create a peaceful atmosphere in your home. With so much happening in the... [Read more]
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Conversation
YOU! HAVE THE POWER | What is going on — and where is the light?
DR. ELLEN BROWN BY DR. ELLEN W. BROWN “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have eternal life.” — John 8:12 In 1971, a young man already... [Read more]
The Five Gravest Threats To America
BY LOUIE OVERSTREET Louie Overstreet While America has faced threats to its existence for 250 years, my belief is that — with the exceptions of the Civil War and WWII — no others were as grave... [Read more]
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Community
HISTORIC BLACK VEGAS: Forgotten Slavery: Northern Story of Bondage and Freedom
Claytee D. White BY CLAYTEE D. WHITE New York formally abolished slavery in 1827, but the evil institution had taken root there as early as 1626. By around 1703, more than 42 percent of New York... [Read more]
Las Vegas Caravan for Mammogram Launches ‘Paint It Pink’ Parties
The 10th Annual Las Vegas Caravan for Mammogram will take place on October 3 at the new West Las Vegas Library, located at 1861 North Martin Luther King Boulevard in the Historic Westside. This year’s... [Read more]
SNMA Legacy of Excellence Soiree
Celebrating Las Vegas’ Black medical community — medical students, residents, physicians, pre-med students, and allies all in one room, lifting each other up and investing in the future of medicine.... [Read more]
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Highlights
Franchise Players
Congressman Steven Horsford hosts a conversation with South Carolina Rep. Jim Clyburn about his new book, “First Eight.” When Congressman James Clyburn (D-SC) sat down with Congressman Steven Horsford... [Read more]
PEACE: Serenity in knowing when to press ‘release’
BY KIMBERLY BAILEY-TUREAUD Do you remember the time?” That time when we were children, when everything seemed new and full of wonder. Our experiences sparked our imaginations, our creative... [Read more]
PEACE: Don’t Leave Yourself Behind
BY KIMBERLY BAILEY-TUREAUD In our pursuit of success, responsibilities, and daily obligations, it is easy to drift away from the person we were created to be. We become focused on meeting expectations,... [Read more]
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Food
LIVING: FOOD FOR THE SOUL
Cajun Catfish Sandwich Sometimes the best meal is also the simplest. When you’re craving something flavorful, satisfying, and easy to prepare, a Cajun Catfish Sandwich is hard to beat. Crispy... [Read more]
LIVING: FOOD FOR THE SOUL
Mama’s Homemade Cajun Chicken Noodle Soup When the Las Vegas heat rises, a warm bowl of soup may not be the first thing that comes to mind. But step inside any air-conditioned home, restaurant,... [Read more]
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Arts & Entertainment
KNIGHT MOVES | Putting July down for reflection, celebration
By Craig Knight We are officially halfway through 2026 as July arrives, marking the beginning of the third quarter in the corporate world and a natural moment for reflection, reset, and renewed... [Read more]
Stage Mother
How Anthona McNeil became the queen of local Las Vegas entertainment Las Vegas was built on the backs of Black entertainment in the 1950s, ‘60s, and ‘70s — and today, that legacy continues through... [Read more]
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Extra
LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHERS: Inside stories, reflections on happiness, and big celebrations
Charles Tureaud and Kimberly Bailey Tureaud This special collector’s edition of Las Vegas Black Image Magazine is one you’ll want to keep in your personal library. Our exclusive cover story... [Read more]
When the Oil Runs Low: Black Men, Fatherhood, Ministry, and Mental Health
As we celebrate Father’s Day, Dinisha Mingo shares why Black men should free themselves from pressure that can become overwhelming. There is a kind of exhaustion many Black men know intimately... [Read more]
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