Two initiatives on November’s ballot could restrict Trans people’s participation in K-12 sports and out Queer kids in public schools to their parents. The initiatives were sponsored by the political action committee Let’s Go Washington, which is funded by Redmond hedge-fund manager Brian Heywood, who
Stonewall News Northwest reached out to 68 candidates in 30 state legislative district races in 5 Washington State counties. We posed six questions gauging their positions on equality, inclusivity, instilling civility in discourse and bridging community divides. Many candidates shied away from these questions, but others stepped up. Ten responded,
Stonewall News Northwest reached out to 68 candidates in 30 state legislative district races in 5 Washington State counties. We posed six questions gauging their positions on equality, inclusivity, instilling civility in discourse and bridging community divides. Many candidates shied away from these questions, but others stepped up. In Chelan
Stonewall News Northwest reached out to 68 candidates in 30 state legislative district races in 5 Washington State counties. We posed six questions gauging their positions on equality, inclusivity, instilling civility in discourse and bridging community divides. Many candidates shied away from these questions, but others stepped up. In Walla
Downtown Wenatchee has a new billboard. In response to the city choosing to raise family month banners sponsored by a local Turning Point USA chapter instead of Pride flags, Pride group OUT NCW has installed a year-round Pride billboard in downtown Wenatchee. “We’re responding to the needs of
Wenatchee will no longer accept banner applications amid backlash after the city opted to fly Turning Point- backed family month banners instead of pride banners in June. “This decision reflects the City’s commitment to the overall health and cohesion of our community,” Wenatchee HR director Kim Oglesbee said in
This article published by Source One News Wenatchee-based LGBTQ+ group says it has fully funded a year-long billboard installation in East Wenatchee, marking a new and highly visible effort to support LGBTQ+ visibility in the region following a contentious city policy change. Members of OUT North Central Washington
