Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 1st of August.
Good morning, Philadelphia.
Singer-songwriter Mallory Hawk released her debut album 'Chinook' after her July 22 performance at Ortlieb’s, showcasing a mix of rock styles and personal reflections on her military family background.
The album is available via streaming + CD.
HBO series Task is set to film its second season next week at Wissahickon Valley Park, with production causing temporary closures at Bells Mill West Lot on Monday and restricted trail access on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Citywide Quest comes to a close after nearly 50 quizzes as participants face one final photo quiz, dropping pins to guess the shot's location (and learning a fun story behind each image).
Philadelphia Magic Gardens hosts 'Viviendo a través de la Muerte,' a Dia de los Muertos exhibit by Ivette Chaires featuring 36 cartonería figures honoring the late Isaiah Zagar—art that reflects his creative legacy—open until Nov.
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Local lawmakers are working to secure federal funding for Boeing’s Ridley Park plant on Industrial Highway, where 3,700 workers build Chinook helicopters since the 1960s.
Without renewed contracts, production may end in 2030, putting many jobs at risk.
A new guide details beginner horseback riding lessons in Philadelphia and Bucks County, offering safety tips and advice on connecting with horses.
It lists local stables (including Pegasus Riding Academy and Northwestern Equestrian Center) for anyone looking to swap the usual SEPTA commute for equestrian fun.
After a weak second half with high ERAs from their starters, the Phillies plan to pursue better starting pitchers at the trade deadline in four days.
The front office has several proven options (such as Lugo and Wacha) and could add a mid-rotation starter to boost their performance.
Today, at Subaru Park, the Philadelphia Union will host Atlanta United in MLS Matchday 19 as they seek a third straight win — and the Vancouver Whitecaps will meet LAFC at BC Place — with Tomas Müller facing Son Heung-min for the first time.
Philadelphia Union transferred defender Olwethu Makhanya to Rangers FC on Thursday for a fee north of $4.5 million plus a sell-on clause.
The 22-year-old played 53 matches over three seasons and left after not returning from the World Cup.
The Phillies head to Baltimore on the weekend to face the Orioles after a rough All-Star break, with rookie pitcher Painter set to start tonight and further games scheduled for Saturday and Sunday as the club weighs trade deadline options (including roster adjustments with veteran Wheeler).
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