Peace Kimberly Bailey-Tureaud

Merry Christmas! This is a time of the year that we should feel the blessings that surround us. Every day, our world is filled with wonderful things that money cannot buy.

FOOD FOR THE SOUL: Good Ol’ Chicken Pot Pie Soup

Chicken pot pie is the ultimate comfort food, and this creamy, chunky soup is loaded with chicken, potatoes, mushrooms, peas, carrots, corn, celery, onions and green beans in every bite. You can modify this with the vegetables you like to suit your taste.

SKYE-HIGH Entertainment Report: For The Holiday Season, Vegas Takes ‘Soul’ Ownership

I am pleased to send a “choo-choo” shout out, with some sophisticated funk, to the Soul Train Music Awards that recently rolled into Sin City for the first time ever! The awards ceremony was a champagne-and-grits affair, a little bling-bling with your cornbread. The night’s host was Cedric the Entertainer, featuring performances by musical masters John Legend, Fantasia, Charlie Wilson and Stevie Wonder.

Helping Families, Honoring Departed Loved Ones: A Business Conversation with Larry Davis of Palms Mortuary

In 1926, Palm Mortuary began operating at First Street and Carson Avenue in downtown Las Vegas, near the current location of the Golden Nugget hotel. Legend has it that its original owners, Gene and Anna Parks, derived its name from a palm tree that stood on the site when they bought the land.

A Special ‘Thank You’ from the Tribute Awards

The members of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. wish to thank all the honorees, supporters and sponsor Ceasars Entertainment of this year’s 2012 Tribute! Awards.

Historic Westside School Makes Its Mark In Nevada History

From 1923 to 1967, the Westside School educated a predominantly black and Native American student body, inside a schoolhouse at the intersection of Washington Avenue and D Street in Historic West Las Vegas.

TAMRON HALL: MSNBC Newscaster Gives News To The Nation

There was good, bad and ugly to be reported during the recently-concluded presidential election, and MSNBC host Tamron Hall was one of the breakout media stars of the campaign season. Her midday program, NewsNation, emerged in 2012 as one of the best sources of information for a public with an unprecedented thirst for political news.

Nevada’s Black Elected Officials Speak

During the November election, Nevada voters gave a number of African-American political veterans — and some newcomers — opportunities to serve in elected office. Las Vegas Black Image asked them to detail how they plan to use their positions to positively impact the black community.

JUDGE PAUL L. BRADY: Marshaling His Resources

In a new book, a history-making judge shares the story of a relative whose landmark achievements helped change AmericaWe are often reminded of the consequences of violence in the Middle East, but relatively little attention is paid to the ongoing state of deadly conflict that plagues the continent of Africa.

« Previous Page