Q-Notes

Charlotte, United States

4.5

2 reviews

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+1 704-531-9988
Website:
www.q-notes.com
Address:
4037 E Independence Blvd Suite 611, Charlotte, NC, 28205
Eastland
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2 reviews of Q-Notes

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Place rating: 4
Charlotte, NC
I’ve been reading Q-​notes for years because it’s a newspaper for the LGBT Community. Like other newspapers, the print edition has suffered due to the internet but Q-​Notes keeps their website updated and they use facebook for getting the word out.
The current editor of Q-​Notes has also done a great job in writing about issues affecting our community and good opinion pieces.
Advertisements in the print edition seem to be lacking though… mostly just gay bars, drug companies and realtors but advertising dollars are hard to come by these days.
Place rating: 5
Charlotte, NC
Whether you’re gay or gay-​friendly, Q-​Notes is an informative read. This free weekly newspaper provides articles on LGBT news locally, in the U.S., and around the world, as well as promoting equality. It also provides information on local events, shows, bars, and nightclubs (including some in the Triad area of Chapel Hill/​Durham/​Raleigh). It’s also a good resource if you’re looking for gay-​friendly businesses/​services.
The November 29, 2008, issue covered such topics as Proposition 8 in California, changes for LGBT people in India, holiday happenings, and an interview with Coco Peru, returning to the Queen City for a one-​night show.