This is our latest rundown of the top ten things you need to know this week, in Orlando’s downtown “bungalow neighborhoods.” Click HERE to listen to Episode 401, which was recorded at the new chef’s table experience at East End Market, The Neighbors, to try their popular seasonal offerings.



TOP TEN HEADLINES

  1. Dr. Phillips Center management is suing a donor for not paying what they agreed to pay, but the foundation in question says they didn’t get what was promised.
  2. Tony Hawk is coming to Orlando Museum of Art to chat about the latest exhibit, which features photographs of him as a young skater.
  3. Live Nation is taking the helm of the new entertainment venue coming to Orlando Magic’s Westcourt development in Parramore.
  4. Come Out With Pride celebrated its 20th anniversary this past weekend with the biggest parade it’s ever hosted and our friend Pascal Fouquet was there with his camera to take some amazing photos. Check them out online.
  5. Vans Warped Tour is returning to Orlando in 2025 for a two-day music fest at Camping World Stadium.
  6. Leu Gardens and Haunting Nights reopened to the public this past Friday following some major damage from Hurricane Milton.
  7. Orlando Pride finally lost its first game of the season to an undeserving Portland Thorns.
  8. New York man arrested for impersonating police officer in Orlando.” – Orlando News
  9. Orlando City fan federally charged with arson, injuring child during first match of season.” – Orlando Weekly
  10. Final IRS documents show how onePULSE Foundation fell into deficits.” – WFTV 9



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