As Women’s History Month ended, the Ephraims David Team joined community leaders and residents in celebrating progress and innovation at North Las Vegas’ State of the City Luncheon. The event, hosted in honor of Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown, highlighted the city’s achievements and its bold vision for the future. Mayor Goynes-Brown, the first Black mayor of North Las Vegas and a trailblazer in local government, reflected on the city’s rapid growth, underscoring her administration’s commitment to sustainable development and economic expansion.
The atmosphere in the room was electric, filled with business leaders, public officials, and engaged citizens eager to hear about North Las Vegas’ transformation. Mayor Goynes-Brown outlined major infrastructure projects, new business initiatives, and community-driven programs aimed at making the city a hub of innovation and opportunity. She emphasized collaboration across city departments, noting that teamwork has been instrumental in bringing meaningful, lasting change to the community.
The mayor also spoke about North Las Vegas’ commitment to fostering inclusivity and diversity, values that align with the spirit of Women’s History Month. As the first woman to lead the city, her leadership is paving the way for future generations of women in politics, business, and civic engagement. Her administration’s focus on affordable housing, education, and workforce development continues to create pathways for success for all residents, ensuring that progress reaches every corner of the city.
The State of the City Luncheon served as both a reflection on accomplishments and a rallying call for the future. With a clear vision and strong leadership, North Las Vegas is poised to become an even more dynamic and thriving city. As the event ended, it was evident that Mayor Goynes-Brown’s dedication—alongside the efforts of community partners like Ephraims David Las Vegas, USA—is shaping a legacy of progress that will last for generations to come. #NorthLasVegas #Edlvusa #StateofTheCity2025 #LasVegas
(Left To Right: David Farrakhan, Councilman Scott Black, And JoAnna Farrakhan)
(Left To Right: Commander Andre Haynes, Mayor Pamela Goynes-Brown, David Farrakhan, And JoAnna Farrakhan)
(Left To Right: David Farrakhan, Councilman Richard Cherchio, And JoAnna Farrakhan)
