I was just forwarded some information from a typically accurate source who claims that the Liquid Cafe & Lounge in the Short North has gone up for sale. I tried to call them to confirm, but got no answer. Has… [Read More]
The Lantern wrote Columbus, U.S. cities protest Prop 8 Catrina Otonoga Issue date: 11/17/08 While most Columbusites were snug in their homes as the first signs of winter began to show Saturday, hundreds of gay rights protesters gathered on the… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote At gay bars, customers just as likely to be straight Saturday, August 23, 2008 BY KEVIN JOY Despite the setting, with drag shows and male revues of “hot college jocks” making up part of the weekly schedule,… [Read More]
From the new Fall 2008 issue of “OUT Traveler” magazine: Short North: The Toast of Columbus’ Art Scene by Mccarton Ackerman Named by The Advocate in 2007 as one of the 10 best off-the-beaten-path U.S. cities for LGBT folks to… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote City may add registry for gay couples Saturday, June 28, 2008 BY ROBERT VITALE Christopher Hoffman wasn’t surprised on Valentine’s Day 2004 when clerks refused to give him and his partner a marriage license at the Franklin… [Read More]
The Alive wrote Go with the flow By Bryan Bullock June 26, 2008 Like a candle for the fallen, the lights glow dimly inside the former home of Little Brother’s. While rock-fueled memories still linger, you’d hardly recognize the once-dingy… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Gay residents say they’re happy but not carefree Friday, May 9, 2008 BY RITA PRICE They are mostly healthy, in committed relationships and happy with central Ohio’s social scene. But people responding to a first-ever survey of… [Read More]
Press Release wrote Liquid, the premier women’s club of Columbus located in the Short North, sets grand opening date for May 17. Liquid, the new cafe, lounge and weekend danceclub located in the Short North sets its grand opening date… [Read More]
gaytravel.about.com wrote Columbus, Ohio: Could it be America’s Most Underrated Gay City? From Andrew Collins Saturday February 17, 2007 It’s a state capital with a huge university, scads of hip and gay-friendly restaurants and bars, a wealth of art galleries… [Read More]
The Dispatch wrote Bill strengthens gays’ rights Lawmakers try again to ban discrimination based on sex orientation By Jim Siegel Wednesday, March 12, 2008 Nothing in Ohio law stops companies from firing people because they are gay, just as there… [Read More]
The Other Paper wrote Gay paper snubs gay candidate by Erik Johns / October 25, 2007 Bill Brownson is an openly gay Republican running for Columbus City Council. He’s got solid credentials and endorsements from The Columbus Dispatch, Equality Ohio,… [Read More]
Little Bros is leaving and the new owners want to install a patio for a new restaurant. The patio would be located on the south side of the building. This is from the Italian Village Commission’s website. Anyone heard what… [Read More]
The Other Paper wrote Gay candidate deals with anti-GOP bias BY DAN WILLIAMSON / July 5, 2007 Brownson made headlines last week when he became the first openly gay candidate to win an endorsement from the Franklin County Republican Party…. [Read More]
Cleveland.com wrote Strickland restores protection for gay workers Posted by Mark Naymik May 16, 2007 20:17PM State employees who are gay or consider themselves the opposite gender are about to have the same legal workplace protections as their co-workers. Ohio… [Read More]
The Columbus Dispatch wrote County GOP might put gay candidate on ballot Sunday, May 6, 2007 By Robert Vitale Franklin County GOP leaders are considering an openly gay candidate to join this fall’s City Council slate, a move they hope… [Read More]
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