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Hometown Assist: True Believers Barber Shop
Over the remainder of the offseason, PhiladelphiaFlyers.com will highlight each of the five Hometown Assistant recipients from the past year. The Flyers Hometown Assist Program, presented by Wells Fargo, was created as a means to support and promote locally based small businesses in the greater Philadelphia region. The program also provides $100,000 in marketing and advertising assets via the Flyers and Well Fargo.
Widener University offering course all about Beyoncé
CHESTER, Pa. (CBS) -- Queen Bey is coming to a Pennsylvania college this fall, and not for the reason you may think.Widener University in Delaware County is debuting a brand new first-year seminar course focused on none other than, Beyoncé.The course will explore the ongoing cultural and social significance of Beyoncé as an income of economic empowerment, feminism and Afrocentricity, according to a Widener spokesperson.The course is taught by Dr. Richard Cooper, who is the director of the Bachelor Social Work program and co-coordinator of African American studies at Widener.Through this course, Cooper said fans/students will take what they know...
Offseason Spotlight: Morgan Frost
In each of the last two seasons, Flyers center Morgan Frost has either led the team in scoring or ranked second on the club in scoring during stretches of 30-plus games. Now 25 years old and an arbitration-eligible restricted free agent next summer, Frost must put it all together for a full season.
Hometown Assist: Mango Tree Counseling & Consulting
Over the 2024 offseason, PhiladelphiaFlyers.com has highlighted each of the five Hometown Assistant recipients from the past year. The Flyers Hometown Assist Program, presented by Wells Fargo, was created as a means to support and promote locally based small businesses in the greater Philadelphia region. The program also provides $100,000 in marketing and advertising assets via the Flyers and Well Fargo.
Kelce brothers podcast soars to "New Heights" with Wondery deal
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Jason and Travis Kelce's podcast is soaring to "New Heights." The Kelce Brothers reached a contract with Amazon's Wondery, which gives the podcast network exclusive advertising sales and distribution rights.According to Variety, the deal is worth more than $100 million for three years.According to a press release, new episodes of "New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce" will be available early and ad-free on Wondery+. The podcast will still be available on other podcast services."We couldn't be more excited to team up with Wondery for the next phase of New Heights," the Kelce brothers said in a...
Getting familiar with the Villanova football freshman class
Villanova has brought in an impressive football class for 2024. The Cats landed a solid group of athletes with the best combinations of size and athleticism. Nine defensive recruits, eight offensive, and one special team recruit. I breakdown each commit and what they bring, and the future of each with the Villanova Wildcats.
Hometown Assist: Cultured Enuf
Over the remainder of the offseason, PhiladelphiaFlyers.com will highlight each of the five Hometown Assistant recipients from the past year. The Flyers Hometown Assist Program, presented by Wells Fargo, was created as a means to support and promote locally based small businesses in the greater Philadelphia region. The program also provides $100,000 in marketing and advertising assets via the Flyers and Well Fargo.
NFL Predictions: Why the Philadelphia Eagles Will Win NFC East
The Philadelphia Eagles have the best roster in the NFC East. By far. So, it’s no surprise that the Eagles are the betting favorite to win the division. The Dallas Cowboys are the defending NFC East champions and have a talented roster, too, but no team has repeated as NFC East champions since 2004. The Washington Commanders should be improved under Dan Quinn.
Eagles Land Ex-Chargers All-Pro Cornerback In Surprising Trade Proposal
The Philadelphia Eagles could be in the mix for a surprising trade in the not-so-distant future. Will the Philadelphia Eagles pull off a trade in the near future?. There surely will be plenty of movement across the National Football League on Tuesday. Teams have just a few more hours now to trim their rosters down to 53 players and that means hundreds of players will get cut across the league and some could even be traded.
NJ school district backtracks on plan to charge fee for busing
DEPTFORD — A controversial transportation plan pitched by the Deptford Township School District is now being put in reverse. There was a change of heart after backlash from community members and partners, including Mayor Paul Medany. The idea for the 2024-2025 school year, which was shared on Friday, mentioned...
Labor Day weekend events in Philly
Looking for something fun to do on Labor Day weekend? Visit Philly has some great ways for you and your family to spend the holiday weekend. Things to do on the Delaware Waterfront: Can’t miss events happening this Labor Day weekend: Philadelphia’s Labor Day Weekend Parties:
More of NFL piles on Eagles’ Jalen Hurts: ‘How hard is it to throw jump balls’ to those WRs?
The NFL clearly looks at Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts with some skepticism. Can he return to being elite?. As The Athletic published its NFL QB tiers in which Hurts fell from sixth to 11th, ESPN ranked the NFL’s top 100 players, where Hurts dropped from third to 32nd. On Tuesday, ESPN released its series that polled players on QBs and executives on the top 100 list. The results were not kind to the Eagles QB.
Report: Ainias Smith to begin Eagles season on injured reserve
The Eagles have found themselves in a bit of a good news-bad news situation with rookie WR Ainias Smith. The rookie wide receiver reportedly felt some discomfort following the team’s third preseason game, and underwent MRI testing on Monday. Results showed that Smith will be sidelined for about 4-6 weeks, thus landing on the team’s injured reserve list.
Philadelphia Area Scores Big in Latest College Rankings
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