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Towleroad
Genre launched the website in 2003. March 03 2021 1:34 PM EST
After almost 18 years of informing his readers on LGBTQ+ news and entertainment, gay blogger Andy Towle has stepped away from his namesake website,
Towleroad. The blog will now operate under the editorial leadership of Michael Goff, who was Towle s business partner at
Towleroad and one of the founding editors of
Out (now a sister publication of
The Advocate).
Genre, launched
Towleroad in October 2003 just as many were gravitating to the internet for their daily news fix. A mix of queer stories culled from the internet along with links to articles that appeal to gay Gen X and millennial audiences, Towle ensured the blog was constantly updated. The site has featured numerous contributors, including those in the political sphere like David Mixner and Corey Johnson, queer creators such as Matthew Rettenmund, Nathan Manske, and Randy Rainbow, and celebrated writers like Lisa Keen.
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Kirby Adams, Louisville Courier Journal
Published
10:03 am UTC Feb. 2, 2021
The same day jockey Eddie Arcaro drove Citation to victory at the 74th Run for the Roses, a major form of public transportation in Louisville slammed on the brakes.
Derby weekend 1948 may have been the first stop on the road to the Triple Crown for Citation but it was also the end of the line for the Louisville streetcar. The system started to crumble in the late 1930s, said Louisville
historian Tom Owens. That main Fourth Street Line that took passengers to Churchill Downs was the last to shut down.
Once the most modern and coveted form of transportation, the cost of laying streetcar rail and vying for space on streets alongside cars and buses were among the reasons the rail system petered out in cities across the country. It didn t take long for Louisvillians to forget all about the old lines that used to crisscross the area, except for a few public transportation enthusiasts a
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