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The Reno Gay Page is published monthly as a community service by Peavine Mountain Media.  The publication
began in January 2010 and was designed to be but a single page, hence its name.  However, the alive, active
gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered, inquiring, questioning and ally (GLBTIQA) community created the four
pages the paper is today.

At present, The Reno Gay Page does not accept advertising.   Some have asked why and the answer simply is
what would have to be charged for ads to print a large number of papers is more than most businesses can handle
(of afford) in the present economy.  That could change one day but at present, no advertising.  The paper is supported
by private donations from various members of the community.  Those who have supported the paper, Thank you.

The Reno Gay page has actually been around since 2007, when the first test issue was produced to see if there really
was a need for a community newspaper.  The question was posed and not a single answer was received. The project was
shelved.  A second test issue was produced following the 2008 Reno Gay Pride and AIDS Walk weekends.  The question
posed again, Does Reno need a gay community newspaper?  This time, three people answered.

The Reno Gay Page come to life because several members of the community leadership said it just simply needed to be
and you are the only one that has been successful at having a long term meaningful publication.  So the birth of The Reno
Gay Page came to be.

The paper is published the first of each month.  The deadline for the paper is the 23rd of the month preceding publication.
So if you wanted something in the January paper it would have to be in by the 23rd of December, etc.

As long as people continue to offer help and the two volunteers that have stepped forward are around and available, the
Reno Gay Page will continue.