Monthly Archives: August 2006

Grand Rapids Ban On Nude Dancing Upheld For Now

A federal judge ruled that Grand Rapids, Michigan may begin enforcing new restrictions against strip clubs prohibiting nude or topless performances. The judge deferred ruling on the constitutionality of the ordinance adopted in April, 2006, until later this fall. Mark … Continue reading →

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Rick’s Cabaret Aquires San Antonio Club

Rick’s Cabaret International, Inc., announced that it has added another gentleman’s club to its portfolio. The company acquired Centerfolds Gentleman’s Club in San Antonio, Texas, for a total of $2.9 million. Centerfold’s is a topless club that serves alcohol. Rick’s … Continue reading →

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Community Fights To Keep Proposed Strip Club From Opening

Frank Boussad is planning to open Presley’s Playhouse Cabaret in the southern part of Salem and some residents are furious. A group of residents is threatening to fight the new club all the way to the state supreme court. One … Continue reading →

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Strip Club Restriction Appeal Before Missouri Supreme Court

In Sept. of 2006 the Missouri Supreme Court will hear the state’s appeal of a 2005 lower court ruling striking down a 2005 restriction on strip clubs. The law prohibited full nudity, required dancers to stay at least 10 feet … Continue reading →

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Albert Lea Postpones Strip Club Restrictions

The Albert Lea city council has postponed enacting a new ordinance regarding strip clubs in the city pending the outcome of lawsuits challenging a new state law allowing cities to put tough restrictions on sexually-themed businesses. The proposed Albert Lea … Continue reading →

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Religious Fanatics Fighting To Close Strip Clubs

The Whisper Exotic Dancing club and Magic Moments strip clubs in the Delco area are currently under assault by religious fanatics who want them shut down for good. Both clubs are currently in court because of a county ordinance prohibiting … Continue reading →

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