Yes, our toe-tapping bride with the wide stance is a graduate of the Larry Craig School of Dance and Social Graces (we knew you’d ask.) She’s jitterbugging with joy because Fall Diversity Weekend is almost here! November 1-4, 2007, GLBTi and PFLAG visitors of all ages will journey to our little village for a weekend [...]
READ MORE »After a harrowing taxi ride to the Hudson river, we board the boat for a dinner cruise of New York bay. This little excursion is sponsored by the gay parents group, so we know most of the people on board, at least by sight. We float up and down the Hudson river, then around to [...]
READ MORE »The 5th annual Mad Hatter’s Ball will take place October 26, in the Crystal Ballroom of the Crescent Hotel. Check-in is from 6:30 to 7:30. The silent auction will get underway at the same time. There will be Hors d’oeuvres served and a cash bar will be open. Hats required! “After the ball is over” [...]
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The 5th annual Mad Hatter’s Ball will take place October 26, in the Crystal Ballroom of the Crescent Hotel. Check-in is from 6:30 to 7:30. The silent auction will get underway at the same time. There will be Hors d’oeuvres served and a cash bar will be open. As expected most of the items in [...]
READ MORE »For a couple of weeks in 1994 gay people were given New York. Actually, we TOOK New York. When Fred and I were active in a gay parents group, we would attend their yearly conferences in different parts of the country. In 1994 the conference was in New York City, coinciding with the Gay Games [...]
READ MORE »A two-thirds majority of the Gay News staff was recently stricken by flu. We know America counts on the GLBT community to keep our less fortunately endowed brothers and sisters ahead of the cultural curve. So we’re pleased to report that, by the time the first flu clinic in Arkansas opened, Gay News staffers were [...]
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The third installation of art panels was unveiled this past Saturday in the parking lot on North Main known as the Artery. The four by eight foot painted and sculpted pieces are works rendered by Arkansas artists. The panels, 27 in number, cover an unsightly concrete wall turning the parking lot into an impressive outdoor [...]
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