Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 21st of August.
Good morning, Philadelphia.
Local nonprofit Welcome America Inc. named Nicole Cashman as its interim CEO.
Cashman, founder of Cashman and Associates PR firm, will lead the nonprofit as it prepares civic events such as the holiday tree display & Fourth of July festival.
Pop-up shops brought to Market Street by the Meantime on Market initiative continue through December — four businesses have secured discounted leases after drawing thousands of visitors and boosting early revenue, while new tenants are being chosen to activate vacant storefronts.
The Dell Music Center will host a tribute concert honoring Philadelphia music legends featuring Kenny Gamble + Leon Huff + Thom Bell on Thursday, Sept.
3 at 2400 Strawberry Mansion Drive. The event marks the season’s close while celebrating 55 years of Philadelphia International Records.
Philly offers a busy weekend with National Treasure Weekend running Aug.
20–22 featuring film screenings and live podcasts, the 17th Naked Bike Ride and a citywide indie bookstore crawl on Aug. 22 presenting unique local deals. Residents should check local updates for detailed times and venue information.
Temple University will require most freshmen under 21 to live on campus starting fall 2027 at its North Philadelphia campus, while eligible commuters and students with exemptions may choose off-campus housing.
Philadelphia School District officials announced that due to a delay in releasing PSSA scores, students may have to take an alternative assessment in the fall for admission to selective magnet schools.
Officials said additional details will be shared after the Pennsylvania Department of Education completes its review.
Temple University announced that, starting fall 2027, most freshmen under 21 will need to live on campus—aiming to boost student success by offering mentoring and academic support.
Some exceptions apply for local students and those facing financial hardship.
A New York developer will break ground early next year on a six-story, 129-unit affordable apartment building at 11th and Berks near Temple University.
The project, part of a multi-phase effort redeveloping Norris Homes site, will keep rents affordable, ensuring residents pay no more than 30% of their income.
The Eagles may start Week 1 on Sept.
13 without key pass-rusher Jonathan Greenard who injured his pectoral muscle before camp; defensive coordinator Vic Fangio said the team will rely on Jalyx Hunt & Nolan Smith as they decide on roster moves ahead of the season opener.
The Sixers kick off the 2026-27 season with 34 nationally televised games, including an opener at the Knicks (Oct.
20) and a home debut against the Cavaliers (Oct. 22). LeBron James and Jaylen Brown join Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey, raising local championship hopes.
The Eagles and Patriots held their second joint practice on Thursday — a physical session lasting 1 hour and 45 minutes that featured limited action from rookie Makai Lemon and red zone plays by Jalen Hurts before Saturday's preseason clash at Gillette Stadium.
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