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James Machado from San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus and Beverly Senkowski from CCA were live on Valley Today KSEE 24 show in Fresno Friday May 21 – Tickets for the performance are still available at towertheatrefresno.com

Dont’ miss the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus this Saturday night at the Tower Theater in Fresno. Click on the link at the top of our main page to buy tickets. After the performance, join the members of the chorus at the North Tower Circle for the Official After Party.  

The Bulldog Pride Fund at Fresno State is pleased and proud to announce its 2010-11 scholars – Allison Zulewski, Leonel Barajas and Julia Scott – each will receive a $2,000 award to assist them with their studies. (Zulewski, Barajas and Scott were also BPF scholars for 2009-10). The Bulldog Pride Fund will also award the

Equality California – Fresno Harvey Milk Action & Community Picnic Community Canvass at Einstein Park: 10AM-1PM Community Picnic BBQ: 12PM-4PM Equality California’s local office will be leading a door to door canvassing effort to share LGBT stories with those living in the area. This action is taking place all over the state through EQCA. The

We’re off to see the Wizard…If you love "The Wizard Of Oz", this will be a good week. As Rick Bentley of the Fresno Bee puts it… "for the next week – you won’t be able to swing a Munchkin without hitting an "Oz" lover." Read Rick Bentley’s Coverage of the week HERE… A national

  A new scholarship, the TimeOut Spirit Award, will support the student(s) portraying Fresno State’s mascot in perpetuity. It has been established under the Bulldog Pride Scholarship Fund, an endowed scholarship of the Fresno State Alumni Association. “We’re thrilled to provide an academic scholarship that demonstrates true Bulldog loyalty, pride and spirit,” said Peter Robertson, Fresno

  According to the latest report by the American Lung Association, the air in California sucks, and specifically, Fresno ranks among the worst cities in terms of air quality in the nation. And of course, the recommendations of the ALA consistently suggest that individuals reduce such things as driving and using their fireplaces, while corporations