Celebrating our veterans

As African-Americans, we should take immense pride in our heritage of military service. Making the ultimate sacrifice for this nation’s liberty, those who have risked or given their lives in its defense will forever stand as heroes.

BLACK TO LIFE – Don’t ignore the pain: Black women and fibroid tumors

We all have hectic times in our lives, but it is sometimes essential to slow down and ask, “What have I done for myself today?”

Photographer captures black families at the dinner table

Photographer Felina owns Flossy Flicks, and can be found on Facebook under “Felina B. Flossin.”

King of Pop honored

Bally Technologies has immortalized Michael Jackson in one of its newest cabinets, “Michael Jackson: King of Pop.”

Inside the Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial

On Oct. 16, tens of thousands gathered on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. to witness the official dedication of the Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial.

FOOD FOR THE SOUL – Game day grilled turkey drumsticks

Most people will serve chicken for tailgates, but you know we like to shake it up a bit, so we serve turkey legs—or “Fred Flintstone bones,” as I like to call them.

Pastor Robert Fowler – Thank God in all things

“In everything when you pray, pray with thanksgiving.” The Good News translation says, “Always asking Him with a thankful heart.”

IN THE COMMUNITY with Charles Tureaud – Nevada Partners Culinary at Springs Preserve

Now serving as executive chef/vice president of culinary operations at the Culinary Training Academy of Las Vegas, Sterling Burphee has been in some of the highest-profile positions in American dining.

Las Vegas homeowners seek help at workshop for first-time homebuyers, foreclosure prevention

An estimated 180 people attended the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco’s First-time Homebuyer and Foreclosure Prevention Workshop, held Oct. 22 at the Cashman Center.

The Neelys – Recipe for success!

The holiday season would simply not be as joyous without the foods we love best. Few people understand this part of the American identity better than Patrick and Gina Neely.

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