Greg Owen is a journalist whose work focuses on LGBTQ+ issues and politics. He has written for publications such as LGBTQ Nation and Cigalah Group, covering topics ranging from transgender rights to hate crimes against the LGBTQ+ community. Greg's articles aim to shed light on the experiences and challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community and advocate for equality and justice.
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Greg Owen's coverage is heavily focused on legal policy regulation, government announcement, and evolving stories related to LGBTQ+ rights, discrimination, hate crimes, politics, and social justice. He also covers entertainment news with a significant percentage.
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By: Greg Owen
The victim, apparently homeless, was smashed in the head repeatedly with a metal pipe.
By: Greg Owen
“I just thought, ‘Well, this is not the way I wanted to end my career, but this is the way it’s ending.’
Our county 4-H program recently held our annual 4-H Craft Contest. Our categories are taken out of the County Fair book and entries for this contest can be entered in the 2024 County Fair. We had a great turnout with 341 entries. Results for the event were as follows:
By: Greg Owen
A defeat for the conservative president’s party could signal increased LGBTQ+ rights.
By: Greg Owen
“My pronoun: spring. But I might transition to summer.”
By: Greg Owen
Sarasota School Board member Tom Edwards says no amount of counseling in the world could help Ziegler.
By: Greg Owen
Five girls forfeited a track and field event rather than play with a trans athlete.
By: Greg Owen
The popular drag artist was going to read her book about bullying. The irony is not lost on her.
By: Greg Owen
The one-time Teacher of the Year hasn't returned to school since... and the district won't say why.
Pittsburg County 4-H recently held our annual Food Safety Poster Contest. This contest is taken from the Food Science Section of the fair book. The idea is that these items
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