PEACE

Color me America. I wake up each morning to news from our circus-like presidential campaign, the latest from a roadshow of clowns and carnival barkers musing on what will make America great again. America has always been a great place as I see it, with an ever growing determination to enhance its riches. Many embrace […]

Boy, I Sure Hope I’m Wrong About This One

BY LOUIE OVERSTREET I sincerely do not want to be right, but I can’t shake the feeling that another white elephant is being sold to the black community of West Las Vegas. The city used “tax credits” to fund a $15 million remodel of the old Westside School that houses Power 88 radio. A new building […]

IN THE COMMUNITY – MARCH 2016

IN THE COMMUNITY – MARCH 2016

PEACE

Spring is fast approaching — a season that reminds us how renewal is a natural part of life. Trees will soon give life to new leaves. Grass will turn green. Colorful flowers will bloom. Growth is hindered by the weight of external forces. The same goes for us: If we are weighed down by negative […]

4 Debts Leaders Owe Their Followers

BY DR. ROBERT E. FOWLER 1. Honesty. Based on extensive research on leadership over two decades, Jim Kouzes and Barry Posner claim that “more than anything, we want leaders who are credible. People must be able to believe in their leaders.” And according to them (authors of “The Leadership Challenge”), credibility is the result of […]

PHOTOS OF THE MONTH – FEBRUARY 2016

PHOTOS OF THE MONTH – JANUARY 2016

African-American owners-operators make history at McDonald’s

NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS BE IT RESOLVED: PURSUE EXCELLENCE

Through our social media channels, Las Vegas Black Image Magazine asked readers how they will seize 2016 as an opportunity to live their best lives. [caption id=”attachment_10412″ align=”aligncenter” width=”284″ caption=”ROWENA TRIM Publish my upcoming book “

Get through the season with grace

BY DR. ROBERT E. FOWLER Office parties. Home gatherings. Church fellowships. At this time of year, we are frequently in the public eye. While these occasions can bring great joy, they can also be a source of frustration, anxiety, and discomfort. Often we find ourselves being judged on multiple fronts — whether it be for […]

Diamond Life

Tommy Pham pursues his Major League dreams. BY KIMBERLY BAILEY-TUREAUD Tommy Pham has known for a long time that he wanted a professional baseball career. The 27-year-old Las Vegas native’s natural dexterity in the sport was sharpened while attending Gorman, Centennial and Durango high schools. “I asked one of my friends, Chad Robertson, who played […]

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