Peace

“Do I like me?”  This question echoes endlessly through our minds, yet we seldom address it head-on. Instead, we live inside the nuances, hiding behind such fashionable declarations as “I love me some me!” But should this question be answered verbally, or is the answer found in our day-to-day movement? Is it how we see […]

Charles Tureaud Celebrates

During the late 1700s and early 1800s, Hawaii was sparsely populated. Many people of African ancestry came to Hawaii aboard merchant and whaling ships.

Peace

For many, it is now the time to take a vacation.

BLACK TO LIFE – JOHN EDMOND

A leading entrepreneur and the developer behind such malls as the Edmond Town Center — as well as other commercial landmarks throughout historic West Las Vegas — John Edmond enjoys the success earned through hard work and dedication.

PEACE – In a Mother’s Love

Finding PEACE in a mother’s love

What is the SOLUTION to this crisis?

Charles Tureaud asks the community…In Nevada high schools, 51 percent of black youth do not graduate…..What is the SOLUTION to this crisis?

Peace – Getting the most out of quiet time

Seldom do we look at clocks on the wall; the passage of time is meticulously documented by digital devices that demand our constant attention. Personal relationships are dictated by the drive to stay a step ahead of an economy in flux, requiring us to make split-second decisions in hopes of a faster ascent to the mountaintop. Worldly noise interrupts our lives, disturbs the peace.Worry — and its deliverers — deter us from reaching our goals. By Kimberly Bailey-Tureaud

PEACE – Finding your way out of the darkness

There are times when we are overwhelmed by negative circumstances, challenged to find peace in the midst of unfavorable situations.

PEACE – A wish for PEACE in Haiti

On the eve of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, the ground beneath our brothers and sisters in Haiti shook with the fury of a 7.0-magnitude earthquake. In an instant, the most impoverished country in the Western Hemisphere was further devastated by natural disaster, killing an estimated 200,000 people and leaving an untold number with grave injuries. Weeks later, our nightly newscasts continue to be filled with the tragic, indelible images: men, women and children lying dead, unattended, in the streets of Port-au-Prince; others remain badly hurt, many with limbs in need of amputation but no doctors to perform the surgery.

PEACE – Take advantage of the NEW YEAR!

As a new year begins, there is peace in the knowledge that we have been blessed with more time to reaffirm ourselves and our vision for a more prosperous journey. Time goes by quickly, so we must understand that all of our hopes and dreams rely upon movement toward a positive outcome. by Kimberly Bailey-Tureaud

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