(Originally posted by NBC10 Feb. 3, 2025.) Get ready Birds fans! As the Philadelphia Eagles prepare for their Super Bowl showdown against the Kansas City Chiefs, you’ll get the chance to cheer them on and get some free gear in the process with the return......
(Originally posted by the Philadelphia Inquirer March 30, 2025) HERSHEY — In November, during the early moments of the first practice, Father Judge coach Chris Roantree called his team’s attention to the ceiling and the lonely Columbia blue banner with the digits 1998 emblazed on......
(Originally published by the Philadelphia Inquirer March 28, 2025.) The game was over, another win earlier this season for a boys’ basketball program emerging as one of the city’s best. But Father Judge coach Chris Roantree knew something was missing. “I turned around to her,”......
(Originally posted by The Philadelphia Inquirer March 26, 2025. Read the complete post on their website.) Plant your bulbs in the fall, and with spring come fresh blooms. It’s similar for restaurants. Projects that were announced last year are heading to daylight. Along with daffodils......
(Originally posted by the Northeast Times March 17, 2025) 1998 was the last time the Father Judge High School basketball team won the Catholic League championship. Now, they’ve done it again. Behind 10 points from Kevair Kennedy, the high-scoring Crusaders muscled through a gritty, defensive......
PHILADELPHIA — Today, Mayor Cherelle L. Parker delivered to Philadelphia City Council her proposed FY26 Proposed Operating and Capital Budgets, FY26-30 Proposed Five Year Plan, and Recommended FY26-31 Capital Program that detail bold, targeted investments in each of Mayor Parker’s top priority areas, including public safety, cleaning and......
PHILADELPHIA — Mayor Cherelle L. Parker today reaffirmed Philadelphia’s role as the birthplace of America by announcing the City is making major investments in the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026. To date, the City has committed nearly $60 million through its general fund to support......
PHILADELPHIA — The City of Philadelphia is encouraging residents and businesses to be aware of important deadlines approaching for some of the recovery support services that have been offered since the airplane crash in Northeast Philadelphia almost 30 days ago on January 31, 2025. The......
(Originally posted by The Philadelphia Inquirer Feb. 14, 2025.) Some signs carried along the Eagles parade route were scrawled quickly. One took 25 hours to crochet by hand. They were colorful, irreverent, celebratory, joyful, and even beer-soaked: just like Philadelphia as the Eagles — and......
(Originally posted by the Philly Inquirer Feb. 12, 2025.) Few objects symbolize love and care as strongly as a bouquet of fresh flowers. Flowers are a great choice for almost any occasion — a birthday, anniversary, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, to express condolences, or to......
PHILADELPHIA — The City of Philadelphia issued the following update after the incident last night in Northeast Philadelphia in which a small medical service jet crashed along Cottman Avenue and Roosevelt Boulevard in Northeast Philadelphia. This continues to be an ongoing investigation and the situation remains......
(Originally posted by 6abc Jan. 27, 2025) PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — The Eagles are headed to New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX after beating the Washington Commanders on Sunday, and fans were celebrating across the city! From bar to bar and block to block of Eagles country, it was a celebration......
PHILADELPHIA – Today, Mayor Cherelle L. Parker ceremonially signed Bill No. 241030 into law allowing for the use, administration, and enforcement of automated speed cameras on State Route 13 within Philadelphia. This piece of legislation marked another important step forward in improving and enhancing public safety in......
(Originally posted by CBS News Jan. 27, 2025) According to Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker, there are many ways to spell Eagles. Now, there’s a new “Bird Call” for fans. After the Eagles bullied the Washington Commanders, 55-23, in the NFC championship game, Visit Philadelphia has set up five......
(Originally published by The Philadelphia Inquirer Sports Jan. 27, 2025) Has Inner Excellence inspired you, too? Or is there something you’ve always wanted to tell Jalen Hurts, maybe beyond the ears of your spouse? Now is your chance to let the Eagles know. This week,......
(Originally posted by The Philadelphia Inquirer Jan. 24, 2025) Philadelphia250, a nonprofit chaired by former Gov. Ed Rendell to help plan Philly’s commemoration of the country’s 250th anniversary in 2026, announced a new leader Friday. Kathryn Ott Lovell, president and CEO of the Philadelphia Visitor......
New! NEW is the first word that comes to mind when I think about the year 2024 simply because so many things have changed this past year, and so many things are NEW! We started the year with a NEW mayor, and Mayor Cherelle Parker......
(Originally posted by the City of Philadelphia Dec. 9, 2024) The winter weather outlook for Philadelphia and Mid-Atlantic states is expected to be favorable for warmer-than-average temperatures, according to the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Winter Outlook. This is due to a slowly developing La......
(Originally posted by the PA Times Nov. 19, 2024) Rose and Joe Veneziale, owners of Giggles Gifts, 7400 Frankford Ave., have won the inaugural Jayne Felgen Legacy Award in recognition for the support and guidance they gave registered nurse Heather Munizza when she needed help......
(Originally posted by The Philadelphia Inquirer Nov. 18, 2024) Next December, the Philadelphia School District should have a facilities master plan imagining the future of what the nation’s eighth-largest school system should look like: which schools will close, which will move into other buildings, which......