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Thanks to a profitable fundraising campaign and an ever-expanding clientele, the Phillip Rush Center is embarking on an expansion project to double the facility’s size and serve even more of Atlanta’s LGBT community.

Atlanta’s "Blues for Willadean" screening brought the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence to raise funds and awareness around issues of LGBT domestic violence.

After years of planning, BiNet USA held their first-ever Bisexual Leadership Roundtable to discuss issues and possibly gain funding for a paid staff.

An estimated 3,500 LGBT rights advocates will gather in Atlanta from Jan. 23-37 for Creating Change, a national conference giving them the tools to secure our LGBT equality.

A New Year’s Eve party in Atlanta turned ugly when 19-year-old Luke O’Donovan stabbed multiple party victims, claiming he was defending himself from a homophobic attack.

Atlanta’s drag community came together on Nov. 9 for the Miss Originality pageant, raising critical funds for LGBT youth at Lost-N-Found, and support animals from PALS.

A 17-year-old varsity football player from an elite private school in Atlanta, Ga., has turned himself for allegedly sexually assaulting a teammate in the school’s gym showers.

Although recent vandalism against a gay clothing store was not linked to a incendiary op-ed criticizing the local club scene, the article has caused dissension in Atlanta’s LGBT community.

A former male stripper & gogo dancer who worked the Atlanta gay club scene was convicted of human trafficking and child molestation for luring teen boys on the Internet to his home.

While some companies, like Atlanta-based Chick-fil-A, are making waves through their anti-gay stance, others, like Atlanta Premier Events, are showing their business acumen by welcoming the community to the annual Rainbow Days at Six Flags.