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Local news briefs: The Center gets more hate from vandals
Battle Born Equality
After a false start, Equity California is back in Nevada, now known as Battle Born Equality. It’s a grassroots organization with the...
Mona van Joseph gives her vibe on 2021
2020 was a “Foundation” year and designed to show us what’s most important. It was spiritual awareness to our growth; and in many ways...
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Summer is here; celebrate the sun at these local hotspots and pool parties
Sun worshippers rejoice! After an unseasonably mild spring, triple-digit temperatures have once again returned to...
Beware when buying health insurance
ACA Health Insurance open enrollment has ended. The next open enrollment will begin Nov. 1...
COVID-19 and opera: An artistic director works the front lines as a UMC nurse
When Las Vegas community theaters went dark due to the coronavirus shutdown, it was particularly...
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JOZ of Life: Women, just keep it real
In case you didn’t know (or couldn’t guess), March is all about the ladies. March...
Mona Van Joseph: 2020 vibe is about getting organized
The numerical value of the end of the next decade of this century is FOUR....
Theater: The Season That Never Was
Immersive theater and social distancing don’t mix.
The Vegas Theatre Company closed the curtain on “Men...
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One woman’s journey to becoming a rabbi
When I was 5 years old, I wanted to be four things when I grew up. Like most 5-year-olds: I wanted to be a...
Why I opposed the Las Vegas City Council’s controversial proposal to penalize homeless people
Last week, the Las Vegas City Council passed a controversial proposal that makes it a misdemeanor to sleep or camp on sidewalks in and...
Kitty Litter: Snow outwits these invincible queens
Queens and Snow ̶ Must have been 4 gazillion pictures posted on every social media outlet with silly queens and the rare weather phenomemon,...
Beware when buying health insurance
ACA Health Insurance open enrollment has ended. The next open enrollment will begin Nov. 1 for 2021 plans.
However, certain changes in an individual’s...
The Rock Report: Farewell, Donny and Marie
This report is dedicated to the year we have just experienced – the year in review – with the good, the bad, and the...
Center in Las Vegas to launch women’s programs
By Cynthia Hall
Big things are happening in the Las Vegas lesbian community! What, you ask? Well, the biggest, and in my humble opinion, the...
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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...