2-page notice of fire at AIDS Resource Center from Volunteers and Staff of the AIDS Resource Center, dated February 27, 1989. The notice includes details about a fire at the AIDS Resource Center on February 23rd.

AIDS Resource Center pamphlet. The pamphlet includes the following information for the AIDS Resource Center: mission, AIDS Awareness Education, Patient Advocacy, Hotline, Pentamidine Mist, Food Pantry, and other programs and services.

Announcement from Bill Nelson Campaign for City Council. The announcement also includes background information about Bill Nelson.

Announcement from the Bill Nelson Campaign about Bill Nelson's decision to seek place 10 at-large position on city council.

A flyer about Bill Nelson's political campaign and his position on the following topics: Zoning, Crime, Neighborhood Code Enforcement, and Homelessness.

Document for the Bill Nelson campaign and from Bill Nelson's perspective. The document discusses Bill Nelson's goals and concerns about Jerry Rucker's campaign.

Document discussing Bill Nelson's political campaign and the topic of homeowners and neighborhoods.

A document with a list discussing of Bill Nelson's background and campaign goals.

A document about Bill Nelson's campaign and inviting the unnamed recipient to support Bill Nelson.

19 pages of the bound photo album book: "The Bud Knight and Chet Flake Wedding, 17 September 2005 - Vancouver British Columbia." The album includes pictures of the married couple, the wedding ceremony, celebrations, family, and friends.

City Council Nelson District Two bookmark pasted onto a sheet of paper of similar proportions.

This clipping focuses on Jamie Schield and Karen Estes, co-executive directors of the Resource Center of Dallas, and the decision to cease their roles in the organization.

AIDS center leaders to resign this year article focuses on Jamie Schield and Karen Estes, their history as leaders in the AIDS center and their decision to leave their positions.

Newspaper clipping "Bigots launch smear campaign," dated February 14, 1985, discussing the homophobic flyers posted at local light posts about Bill Nelson's campaign.

City Council Nelson District Two document with an overview of Bill Nelson's campaign goals and positions over District 2 issues. The following District 2 issues are noted: Oak Lawn Planning, Lovers Lane Zoning, Crime Prevention, Civil Rights Ordinance, Central Expressway, West Dallas Development, Walnuthill/Loop 12 Zoning, Low Income Housing, Neighborhood Preservation, and Strong Leadership.

The clipping is about Bill Nelson's campaign for City Council and Annette Strauss' campaign for mayor. The results and political environment is commented on. On the other side of the clipping, a photograph of Bill Nelson (left) and William Waybourn (right) stand posing for the camera.

D Magazine 6-page feature: "GAYinc" by Eric Celeste, pages 62, 63 & 73-79.

This clipping is a memorial article about Karen Estes, Former Resource Center co-Executive Director, and her work as an ally for the LGBT community.

The article is a memorial for Karen Jo Estes, an adovcate for Dallas' LGBT community, and shares Estes' accomplishments, volunteer efforts, and employee history.

The clipping include letters from a variety of readers from The Dallas Morning News.

2-page newspaper clipping of story "Measuring AIDS threat in Dallas" by Kris Mullen in the Dallas Times Herald, pages A-1 and A-10; page A-1: 21.7 x 27.4 cm, page A-10.

"Today" single newspaper page from Dallas Morning News featuring story "Merging into the mainstream: Dallas conference marks new era for gay activism" by Tom Maurstad, pages 1C & 2C. The page was published May, 16, 1992 and displays the following headings: Features, The Arts, and Television.

Vickery Place newsletter supported by the following areas: Greenville, Belmont, Henderson, Central, and Goodwin. The newsletter includes letters, community news and events, and advertisements.

2-page newspaper clipping of story "Peaceful Pressure: Gay and Lesbian Alliance marks 20 years of pushing for acceptance, protection" by Brooks Egerton in the Dallas Morning News, dated Saturday, June 7, 1997, pages 35A and 38A.