David Jobin has a simple mantra for Our Fund Foundation: stability.
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This year’s PRISM Gala, Queer as Punk, is more than a celebration.
Meet Suede — a 45 lb rescue from Miami, about 1½ years old. She’s stocky, sweet, and stunning in color (hence the name). I found her running in the street after her owners neglected her; she ran right to me, wagging her tail. My promise now is to find her the forever home she deserves.
Key West never tires in its constant push to see islanders and visitors take to the town in absurd, sexy, and often wildly imaginative looks and costumes. You can probably find someone in a brightly-colored tutu any day of the year or similarly, cruising through the streets with head-turning decked out bicycles.
The investigative team behind Pulse: The Untold Story earned the top prize at the Sunshine State Awards on Sept. 6, winning the inaugural A-Mark Prize for Investigative Reporting.
Avant-garde outfits with attitude as the accessory, and you have a glimpse inside the amazing world of Ethan Mundt, perhaps best known as Utica Queen. Mundt did the LGBTQ reality show daily double, competing on both “RuPaul’s Drag Race” and, most recently, on “Project Runway.”
If you like big dogs, look no further...Nottingham (ID 705682) is the fellow for you.
Wearing brilliant blue tiles like a royal robe, Thunderbunny majestically lords over Wilton Drive as the city’s most visible artwork. The masterpiece could soon have company.
Be You. That’s the call of the National LGBTQ Task Force’s newly branded gala, where the organization will celebrate queer power, joy, and resilience — and honor David Jobin, CEO of Our Fund Foundation, with the Eddy McIntyre Community Service Award.
The city’s budget for FY26 is, somehow, simultaneously leaner than last year and bigger than ever before. City commissioners passed the $65.8 million taxing and spending plan on Sept. 25.
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