The pressure is on for Nathan Gerry
The pressure is on for Nathan Gerry
Suddenly elevated to the top name on the Philadelphia Eagles’ depth chart, the pressure is on Nathan Gerry to tap out his potential as a coverage linebacker. Four years ago,
Gunman Shoots 3 Men, 1 Woman Near North Philly School
A man and woman are fighting for their lives while two other men are recovering following a quadruple shooting near a North Philadelphia school Wednesday afternoon. The four victims were
Pa. mail carrier sues U.S. Postal Service over Sunday work shifts
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Ben Simmons hopes rookie teammate Matisse Thybulle joins him and Brett Brown on Team Australia for 2020 Olympics
Ben Simmons, who spoke in November about wanting to play for Australia in the 2020 Olympics under Sixers head coach Brett Brown, is looking to bring one of his NBA
Sen. Casey launches campaign for sweeping child welfare reforms
Pennsylvania senior Sen. Bob Casey, D-Scranton, is making it clear he’s in it for the long run. Two years into his third term, Casey, 59, is barnstorming the Keystone State
Film Composer Adonis Tsilimparis Joins Roster of GRAMMY-Winning Music Creatives Funding Projects Through Sound Royalties
Game-Changing Financing Model Puts Creatives in Control, Disrupts Traditional Funding Paradigm in Music Los Angeles, CA, February 18, 2020 –(PR.com)– Film and television composer Adonis Tsilimparis is part of the
At a Pa. Catholic seminary, hope for church beyond scandals
WYNNEWOOD, Pa. — The seminarians walk along a hallway lined with photos of classes of priests who came before them. Some are pious alumni who have become their teachers and
5 firefighters injured battling Pa. apartment building blaze
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Japan’s economy slows to six year low, stocks fall
SYDNEY, Australia – Shares in Japan sank on Monday as the country’s economy recorded its slowest quarterly growth in six years. The Japanese economy in the December quarter was the
Fresh Grocer to Close in University City
What to Know The Fresh Grocer supermarket on 40th and Walnut streets will close on March 31, a spokesperson for the University of Pennsylvania announced. The Fresh Grocer first opened
Attorney threatens to sue Lt. Gov. Fetterman over blocking users on Twitter
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Joel Embiid on notion he and Ben Simmons can’t coexist: ‘It’s B.S.’
As the Sixers have struggled to maintain offensive consistency this season, the dynamic between Philadelphia’s top two players, Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons has received some scrutiny. During NBA All-Star media day on
Justin Bieber Finally Shaves His Mustache After the Internet Begged Him to
It’s the end of an era… for Justin Bieber‘s mustache. After the internet begged the “Yummy” singer to get rid of his facial hair, it appears Justin finally listened to his
A way too early look at the 2020 schedule
The exact dates aren’t set yet, but a mere glimpse at the Philadelphia Eagles’ opponents for the 2020 NFL season shows that they will face a number of challenges. The
Experts wonder if proposed scholarship requirements are realistic for recent grads
Gov. Tom Wolf has said his proposed Nellie Bly Scholarship could rescue schools in the State System and build the state’s workforce, but some experts doubt it is realistic —
Jack Nicklaus Residence Club Delivers Good Economics for Vacationing Families with Alistair Brown International Real Estate Partnership
The Jack Nicklaus Residence Club (JNRC) announces its partnership with expert advisors in the global property industry, Alistair Brown International Real Estate (ABIRE). The Jack Nicklaus Residence Club is the
Tom Wolf’s scholarship proposal targets low- and middle-income students at Pa. state schools
It’s a far cry from “free college for all” — or even “tuition-free public college” — but Gov. Tom Wolf’s proposed Nellie Bly Scholarship echoes facets of those proposals. The
Zack Wheeler: I heard ‘just crickets’ from Mets during free agency
Phillies right-hander Zack Wheeler and the Mets are engaged in a public feud. Wheeler, a Met from 2013 to ’19, joined the Phillies on a five-year, $118M contract during the offseason. However,
St. Elmo’s an Indy tradition
There is only one St. Elmo Steak House, at 127 S. Illinois St. in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. It is not part of a chain — it is a
Investigators target sexual abuse cover-ups among Jehovah’s Witnesses
Brian Chase listened carefully from his Tucson, Ariz., home in July as an investigator from the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office introduced himself over the phone. After some idle chitchat, the
Five realistic trade scenarios for Sixers star Joel Embiid
We’ve seen the frustration on his face. We’ve heard the Philadelphia 76ers fans boo him. We’ve watched the team struggle as a whole at times this season. Things are not
Greene County prosecutor fights child welfare agency over drug testing him
HARRISBURG — A lawyer who was recently sworn in as district attorney in southwestern Pennsylvania wants the state Supreme Court to rule that county child welfare officials investigating complaints about
163-year old giant U.S. newspaper publisher files for bankruptcy
SACRAMENTO, California – McClatchy newspapers on Thursday filed for bankruptcy in an attempt to restructure its business. The company’s first newspaper was launched 163 years ago this month, on February
Firefighters Battle Massive Fire at Auto Body Shop in Fairfield Township, NJ
Firefighters are battling a massive fire at an auto body shop in Fairfield Township, New Jersey. The two-alarm fire started at a building on 263 Bridgeton Fairton Road Thursday around
Small town treasures: Enjoy the quirky, quaint community of Vevay, Indiana
In this Ohio River town with a population of just over 1,600, travelers will find history, famous breadsticks, art, the legend of Fred the Goat and more. Halfway between Cincinnati,
