Peregrine’s Fate, Audacy Debt & A Little Pittsburgh Snow
It’s the Friday news roundup! After a week with a few hints of winter, the team got curious about how Pittsburgh’s recent snowfall compares to previous years. Today we’re chatting through a few local winter retreat ideas, the latest on Audacy’s bankruptcy filing and how it may affect a bunch of local radio stations, and the unfortunate fate of our favorite Pgh-made, would-be, moon lander. Poor little Peregrine!
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We always cite our sources:
- Follow what’s happening with Astrobotic’s Peregrine.
- The Verge covered Audacy’s bankruptcy filing, and here is one of Audacy’s recent statements.
- The Philly-based behemoth is trying to fast-track court proceedings.
- Check out more on Audacy’s Pittsburgh radio market data.
- Phipps wrote about how 2023 had the second-lowest snowfall on record.
- The Trib reported that between 1991 and 2020, the average yearly snowfall was a little over 44 inches.
- NextPittsburgh shared a roundup of ice skating rinks in the area.
- Pittsburgh Magazine wrote about a few driveable winter getaway ideas.
- Check out the Great Wolf Lodge’s wonderfully fluffy local commercial.
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