Love is like rancid honey: moldy natural juices that can quite literally smother you if you trip and fall beneath its spell. Despite this, I love Love. Many of you look upon me as the source for goodness and compassion in Kansas City, and while I humbly accept this honor from you perverts, I must tell you that good deeds are not love. […]
The travel and tourism industries have suffered severely in recent months, as cash-strapped consumers pull back on discretionary spending and either cancel vacations or plan them closer to home […]
As we continue under our new monthly publishing schedule for 2009, we’re happy to report that many groups have their marketing plans well underway for the year. If your organization or business is not included in this column, don’t miss this opportunity for free publicity […]
The month of January promises not only the holiday celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday on Jan. 19, but also the presidential inauguration of Barack Obama on Jan. 20, when history will be made. It’s an exciting month for the world. Let’s hope change is truly in the works for 2009. […]
Lord knows I’m not a racist. There is not a bone in my body that would allow discrimination against a fellow man (or woman). […]
A mountain city of about 75,000 residents, Asheville is still something of an undiscovered gem among many lesbian and gay travelers, although with its relative proximity to Atlanta, Charlotte, and Nashville, it’s definitely becoming more and more well-known as a progressive place to live and visit. […]
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