Vegas black business void being filled by fanciful notions

BY LOUIE OVERSTREET The Black business community in Las Vegas has been in a death spiral since the middle of the last decade. That spiral was greased by the economic downturn that followed in 2008, making the decline even more precipitous. Other contributing factors were failed political leadership; potential conflicts for persons serving on the boards […]

A group of Navy and Marine graduates pose for a photograph.

Teaching children to pray

BY DR. ROBERT E. FOWLER As Christians, we know the importance of prayer in our own lives. But are we using prayer as God intended us to — as a way to plug into His power in our lives? Corrie Ten Boom gives us a good word picture: “Is prayer your steering wheel or your […]

FOOD FOR THE SOUL: Chocolate Covered Banana Pops

Chocolate Covered Banana Pops

Wedded Bliss

When actors Michael Jai White and Gillian lliana Waters (co-stars in the forthcoming “Never Back Down 3”) appeared together on the cover of Las Vegas Black Image in February 2014, their tender love story inspired and captivated readers. More than a year-and-a-half later, they are sharing exclusive photos from their recent fairytale wedding in Thailand, […]

HEALTHIER YOU: Physical activity makes you happier, healthier, stronger

Physical activity makes you happier, healthier, stronger

No place like home

Why home health care may be a good option for people looking for a more personal touch.

U-CAN Go to College Fair returns to Las Vegas

The 16th Annual United College Action Network (U-CAN) Go to College Fair arrives in Las Vegas on Sept. 12, scheduled from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m at the Doolittle Community Center (1950 North J Street in Historic West Las Vegas). The free event brings college and university recruiters from over 40 historically black colleges and […]

EYE ON BUSINESS: Open letter to candidates details hopes of the black business sector

EYE ON BUSINESS: Open letter to candidates details hopes of the black business sector

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS: Misty Copeland

As the first African-American to be named principal dancer of the renowned American Ballet Theatre, Misty Copeland has become one of the highest-profile performers in the world.

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