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Black & White party marks 35 years supporting AFAN’s local efforts
This year marks the 35th year AFAN has held the Black & White Party fundraiser. The event started as a grassroots effort held in...
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LGBTQIA+ News Magazine Debuts in Las Vegas
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Welcome to the area’s newest publication – a news magazine geared to the...
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William "Bill" Schafer, former publisher of the Las Vegas Night Beat and former managing editor...
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The Center receives a $10,000 grant for its pharmacy addition
Cox Charities, the philanthropic arm of Cox Communications, Las Vegas, awarded a $10,000 grant to...
Remember RBG in this fight
The LGBTQ+ community just lost one of its greatest champions on the highest court of...
There is still time: Registration for Nevada Health Link during the Special Enrollment Period ends May 15
Nevadans have until May 15 to enroll in a health plan through Nevada Health Link,...
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Joanne Goodwin on the centennial of the Nineteenth Amendment and the 45-year campaign for...
2020 is the year we will make a crucial decision about the next U.S. president. It is also the year that the centennial of...
LGBTQIA+ UNLV student group on the forefront of the queer narrative, finding safety in...
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On the fifth floor of Lied Library, a small group of students occupy a center table, bemoaning the agonies of organic chemistry...
As We See It: Safeguarding our elections
As we prepare to publish, the Nevada Legislature is meeting in special session, mostly to consider how to fund a necessarily expanding state budget...
Q & A: In the Spotlight, Bryan Watkins aka “Shannel” on drag
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Bryan Watkins, 39 performs as “Shannel” at local nightclubs at at Señor Frog’s in Treasure Island on the Las Vegas Strip. He...
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An excerpt from The Center's Executive Director John Waldron’s speech at the 2019 Honorarium, held Oct. 5 at the Palms.
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Rescue dogs are waiting to be fostered
Pawsitive Difference, a volunteer based animal rescue is seeking foster homes for dogs waiting to be adopted.
The organization, which rescues, fosters and adopts out dogs, says it is in need of safe environments for...
Cortez Masto pushes for cost-saving energy efficiency and proper ventilation in K-12 schools
With many schools in the U.S. lacking updated or adequate heating, air-conditioning and ventilation, U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.) introduced legislation to support energy efficient improvements that would also lessen by $2 million...
‘We Need to Talk,’ UNLV Libraries’ panel discussions examine systemic racism and possible solutions
Following the death of George Floyd, Black Lives Matter protests and a president stoking racial division, UNLV Libraries began a panel series titled, “We Need To Talk: Conversations on Racism for a More Resilient...
A.R. Gurney’s ‘Love Letters’ arrives in time for Valentine’s Day
What begins with postcards from camp continues into a 50-year correspondence between Melissa and Andrew in A.R. Gurney’s “Love Letters” presented this weekend by Las Vegas Little Theatre.
A finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for...
The Center receives a $10,000 grant for its pharmacy addition
Cox Charities, the philanthropic arm of Cox Communications, Las Vegas, awarded a $10,000 grant to the LGBTQ Center of Southern Nevada to aid in the Center’s addition of a self-sustaining pharmacy to its HIV...
Cox Business and the Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce Nevada partner to help...
Small businesses that are members of the Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce Nevada have the opportunity to compete for $5,000 prizes to be used for education or to launch a new idea.
The GLCCNV ...
Remembering Terry Wilsey: Steve Friess pays tribute to the longtime LGBTQ community member
Like most people, the first time I met Terry Wilsey, I found him irksome and crude. He talked and walked funny, he asked strange questions apropros of nothing, he was unkempt and disorganized, he...
Bright Star Foundation opens LGBTQ housing
Two new LGBTQIA housing units for vulnerable persons, which flowed from the love of two gay men for each other, have now opened in Las Vegas. A third building may be in the works.
Bright...
COVID-19 vaccines slowly start to be disbursed in Southern Nevada
Just a few months ago, more than 50 percent of the U.S. population claimed they wouldn’t take the COVID-19 vaccination when it became available. Those numbers have changed in recent days and by late...