Come join us for the next Qnotes Connect on Thursday, May 11 at Sidelines Sports Bar & Billiards and celebrate 37 YEARS OF QNOTES in Charlotte!!!

Qnotes Connect is a series of programs and events designed to build stronger connections between local LGBTQ journalists and the community we serve. We want to make sure we are constantly centering the voices of LGBTQ+ residents in all of our work.

Representatives from Solutions Journalism Network will be filming to showcase the work of your local LGBTQ news source – now serving the community for OVER 37 YEARS!!! . Share your ideas with us. Meet and chat with your favorite reporters. Come meet other people in the community who believe a strong LGBTQ press is important.

Sidelines Sports Bar & Billiards

4544 South Blvd., Charlotte, NC

Giveaways, drinks and more

Karaoke Thursdays next door at Argon immediately following Qnotes Connect

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Andy Tench presumed dead but still listed as missing

Adam Bonaparte apparently doesn’t want to talk to the press. He is the Mecklenburg County detective who has been assigned to the Andrew Douglas Tench case. After multiple calls and messages, Bonaparte still has not responded. Not once. While the Charlotte Metro LGBTQ community is left shocked and confused, a young man’s family remains devastated…

Final verdict in Raleigh LGBT Center embezzlement case reached

After almost two years, legal proceedings regarding embezzlement in the LGBT Center of Raleigh’s organization are over, finally putting an end to the scandal.  “For over 15 years, we have worked hard to fulfill our mission, making a difference in the lives of historically underrepresented youth, families and adults,” LGBT Center of Raleigh Executive Director…

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