David Taffet

Union Coffee, at 3705 Cedar Springs Road, is the location for Dallas Hope Charities’ 2025 World Suicide Prevention Day vigil DAVID TAFFET | Senior Staff WriterTaffet@DallasVoice.com Sept. 10 is World Suicide Prevention Day. To remember and honor those lost to suicide, a group of vendors, musical acts, spoken word poets, speakers, photographers and videographers are […]

From Broadway sets to backyard ceremonies, LGBTQ+ couples break the mold. Wedding planner Jason Mitchell Kahn shares how joy and self-expression drive them.

Dallas’ Cathedral of Hope marks 55 years of inclusion, advocacy, and spiritual leadership in the LGBTQ+ community and looks ahead.

A Half Price Books contingent marched in the Dallas Pride Parade this year DAVID TAFFET | Senior Staff WriterTaffet@DallasVoice.com Senate Bill 13, passed by the 89th Texas Legislature and signed into law by Gov. Greg Abbott, takes the final say over what books and other materials are available in school libraries out of the hands […]

The Coalition for Aging LGBT hosts its annual summit on aging. Focus on mental health, legal issues, and senior support.  

Several hundred LGBTQ people and allies marched through the heart of the Gayborhood, from Cathedral of Hope to the Cedar Springs/Throckmorton Crossroads on Sunday, March 23, demanding equality for all people. See more photos from the March here.

Dallas Hope Charities offered shelter to homeless LGBTQ youth in Dallas in 2024. Discover their efforts to expand support in 2025 and beyond.

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Heritage Oak Cliff’s premiere event DAVID TAFFET | Senior Staff Writer Taffet@DallasVoice.com Built on a heavily wooded two-acre lot in southern Oak Cliff, the house owned by David Cooper and Allen Haskell is one of the 10 featured in this year’s Heritage Oak Cliff tour of homes, happening […]

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Who says you can only have one Pride month? Dallas likes to celebrate DAVID TAFFET | Senior Staff Writer Taffet@DallasVoice.com September has always been Pride Month in Dallas. But then parade moved from Oak Lawn to Fair Park in 2019, and — since the park can’t accommodate a September event at the same time it’s […]

DFW had strong representation at the Democratuc National Convention Delegates say the powerful four-night show laid out a plan to win in November DAVID TAFFET | Senior Staff Writer Taffet@DallasVoice.com Delegates to the Democratic National Convention who had attended previous conventions described this year’s gathering as joyous, saying it reflected what has quickly become the […]

UPDATE: Goines, 51, was released from the Tarrant County Jail on July 27 on $3,000 bail. Original post: An anti-LGBT pastor who once asked Arlington’s mayor to ban Pride Month displays in the city because they “don’t align with family and faith values of the majority of parents in Arlington and are actually designed to […]

The Cedar Springs Merchants Association, which had been in existence for 30 years, hasn’t met since the pandemic. Oak Lawn merchants, bar managers and owners and others from the community met at the Round-Up Saloon last week to restart the organization. Among the topics addressed were safety and security, upcoming events and area beautification. Among […]

4123 Cedar Springs has been plagued with maintenance and repair issues as well as health and safety violations for months. Owners of the property replaced its management company, but problems persist. Justin Shackelford and Amanda Spence grew tired of the problems sent the owners a letter quoting section 92.052 of the Texas property code. “We […]

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