Butlers revisited

In Las Vegas, which has seen its share of racial injustices, the service industry portrayed in the film continues to act as the hinge on which the city’s economy swings. We recently spoke to Keya Jones — who worked as a butler at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas for one year before earning a promotion to guest services manager — about her experiences and how they compare to what is seen in the film.

Peace must be found

Love must be unleashed for peace to come through its door.

U-CAN GO TO COLLEGE

U-CAN GO TO COLLEGE: Taking Las Vegas students higher

Thoughts from some of the 40 recruiters coming to Las Vegas for the U-CAN Black College Fair, taking place at Sept. 17

Black To Life… For A Healthier You

September is Childhood Obesity Awareness Month, a time for enhanced focus on the eating and nutritional habits of all children.

The Beauty You Create!

The gift of smell is truly a blessing. Proximity to beauty enhances the beauty in you, and a large part of that involves the smells that surround you. You have the power to create scents of beauty with candles, which act as multivitamins for the soul.

Blended Family Business

Las Vegas Black Image Magazine recently spoke to a local married couple, Anthony Boone III and Kasina Douglass-Boone, to discuss how love brought their blended family together.

In The Community…with Charles Tureaud: Community Town Hall Meeting hosted by Congressman Steven Horsford

Photos around the community, Community Town Hall Meeting hosted by Congressman Steven Horsford

ARSENIO HALL

Arsenio Hall is poised to reclaim his throne in the realm of late-night television.
On Sept. 9, “The Arsenio Hall Show” returns to rule late night. Set to air weeknights at 10 p.m. on The CW Las Vegas.

Bank of America National Student Leaders Program award winner: Christopher Nowlin

Christopher Nowlin received a trip to Washington, D.C. as a part of his bank of America National Student Leaders Program award.

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