Part I: Race In America, Where We At?

BY LOUIE OVERSTREET With this column and two more to follow, I will attempt to frame America’s major unresolved issue of race.  The Civil War was to have ended the debate over what should be our nation’s path forward on matters of race. However, efforts by Presidents Johnson and Hayes, as well as a spate […]

HISTORIC BLACK VEGAS: Marble Manor Documentary: Preserving a Westside Legacy

BY CLAYTEE D. WHITE In 1953, Marble Manor became home to a growing number of Las Vegas residents at a time when adequate housing was scarce — especially for African-Americans who were barred from living in many parts of the city. What began as a necessary housing development soon became a cornerstone of community life […]

PEACE: Flowing like water

BY KIMBERLY BAILEY-TUREAUD In a world that never seems to stand still, we often feel the tremors of change beneath our feet. Seasons, conversations, and relationships shift. Even our inner landscapes evolve in quiet, unseen ways.  With each movement can come discomfort — the unsettling awareness that we are no longer standing where we once […]

LIVING: FOOD FOR THE SOUL

Cajun Pan-Seared Tilapia, An Affordable, Healthy Favorite  Your health matters — and this Cajun pan-seared tilapia is the perfect quick, flavorful dish to satisfy your taste buds while supporting a balanced lifestyle. Simple, affordable, and packed with bold seasoning, it’s ideal for a weeknight dinner or a light, satisfying meal  INGREDIENTS  DIRECTIONS  1. Rinse the […]

LIVING: PLANTING YOUR SEEDS

Bitter melon and fighting diabetes Diabetes is a chronic condition that disproportionately affects the Black community. It occurs when the body does not produce enough insulin — or cannot use it effectively — making it difficult to properly process glucose in the bloodstream.  Las Vegas’ climate is ideal for growing melons, including bitter melon, also […]

LIVING: A HOUSE IS A HOME

Let the light shine in We often draw the blinds at night for privacy and security, but welcoming the morning sun can be one of the simplest ways to brighten both your home and your well-being. There’s something special about enjoying a warm cup of tea or coffee as daylight gently fills the room — […]

KNIGHT MOVES | Short month, enormous impact

By Craig Knight February is the shortest month of the year, but punches way above its weight with a mix of holidays, special events, and important causes. It’s a time that invites reflection on love, history, and self-awareness — and it shares the seasons of Aquarius and Pisces!  Black History Month is a vital time […]

YOU! HAVE THE POWER  | 2026: People, Get Ready!

BY DR. ELLEN W. BROWN We made it.  The questions of where we made it to, when we arrived, why we are here — and even why not — all rushed front and center the moment the bell rang, ushering in 2026 one second after midnight.  What does the future hold for African-Americans and all […]

HISTORIC BLACK VEGAS: Take a closer look at Dr. King

BY CLAYTEE D. WHITE For many people — especially younger generations who did not witness the searing images of water hoses, police dogs, and long nights in jail — Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is most often remembered as a powerful orator. His soaring speeches remain etched in history. Yet beyond the iconic moments lies […]

HEALTHIER YOU: Pregnancy complications that Black women should know about

BY DR. MARGUERITE BRATHWAITE OB-GYN Pregnancy is often one of life’s most cherished and meaningful experiences. For many women, it is a time filled with anticipation, hope, and joy. While most pregnancies progress safely and result in healthy deliveries, some women may experience medical complications that require closer monitoring and care.  According to the Centers […]

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