Out Front Magazine, also known as OFM, was founded in 1976 by Phil Price in Denver, Colorado. Price's mission was to create a publication that catered to the needs and desires of the gay community in the area, featuring articles, thought-provoking editorials, news, and photography. After Price's passing in 1993, the magazine was run by Jay Klein and Greg Montoya until 2012. Currently, OFM is owned and operated by Maggie Phillips and Addison Herron-Wheeler, who acquired the magazine in October 2020 and rebranded it to appeal to more unique aspects of the LGBTQ community. Based in Denver, Colorado, OFM covers a wide range of topics relevant to the LGBTQ community. Their content includes culture, entertainment, news, queer voices, and trends. Specific areas of coverage include art, dining, drag, music, breaking news, history, literature, health, and style. The magazine aims to amplify queer voices and provide information on issues that closely affect the LGBTQ community. **One interesting fact**: On the "Queer Voices" section of their webstie, OFM highlights specific LGBTQ+ individuals who have brought a paticular unique perspective and influence to the movement, giving a chance to go more in-depth on topics and people who otherwise may not be covered in their traditional stories.