📅 Pottstown Area Events

💥 Liberty Comic Con Returns for Three-Day Pop Culture Celebration

🐴 Nature's Grace Farm to Host Ground Roping Clinic on July 19

🥬 FDA Expands Produce Recall as Parasite Outbreak Reaches Pennsylvania

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Comic book fans, collectors, gamers, and pop culture enthusiasts are invited to Liberty Comic Con, a three-day event celebrating comics, entertainment, and fandom.

Held in Hall C from Aug. 7-9, the convention offers more than celebrity appearances and shopping. Organizers describe the event as a fan-focused experience featuring a variety of activities designed to keep attendees engaged throughout the weekend.

Liberty Comic Con brings together fans with shared interests in comics, movies, television, gaming, anime, and other areas of pop culture, creating opportunities to connect with fellow enthusiasts while enjoying a full schedule of convention activities.

📅 Dates: Aug. 7-9, 2026

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📍 Location: Hall C

🎟️ Event Type: Public Event

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Those interested in learning the basics of roping can attend a Ground Roping Clinic at Nature's Grace Farm on Saturday, July 19.

Led by Chelsea Wilt, the two-hour clinic will introduce participants to the fundamentals of lassoing, including the parts of a rope, building and feeding a loop, three different throwing techniques, and dallying. Attendees will have the opportunity to practice on a variety of targets, including a practice steer head.

The clinic is open to all ages, and organizers say there is no attendance limit. However, a minimum number of participants is required for the clinic to take place.

The cost is $25 per participant, and advance registration is encouraged.

🤠 Event: Ground Roping Clinic

📅 Date: Saturday, July 19, 2026

🕙 Time: 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

📍 Location: Nature's Grace Farm
3031 Coventryville Road
Pottstown, PA 19465

👩‍🏫 Instructor: Chelsea Wilt

💲 Cost: $25 per participant

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⚠️ A minimum number of participants is required for the clinic to be held, so organizers encourage interested attendees to register in advance.

A nationwide outbreak of cyclosporiasis, a foodborne illness caused by the parasite Cyclospora, has prompted a voluntary recall of Taylor Fresh Foods iceberg lettuce and an ongoing federal investigation.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that Taylor Fresh Foods is voluntarily recalling its iceberg lettuce distributed in the United States and Mexico as investigators work to identify the source of the outbreak.

The FDA has also advised consumers not to eat shredded lettuce served at Taco Bell locations in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and West Virginia. Officials said additional states could be added to the advisory as the investigation continues. While not every Taco Bell restaurant in those states received the affected product, the warning currently applies to all locations there.

At this time, Pennsylvania Taco Bell locations are not included in the FDA advisory.

Pennsylvania has reported 28 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis, with the highest number occurring in southeastern Pennsylvania. Cases have also been identified in Allegheny County and other regions of the state.

Health officials continue to investigate the outbreak, which has spread to 31 states. While lettuce or leafy greens are considered the most likely source in some affected areas, the FDA says the investigation remains ongoing and no single supplier or restaurant chain has been confirmed as the source of all illnesses.

🥬 Product Recalled: Taylor Fresh Foods iceberg lettuce

🦠 Reason: Ongoing cyclospora (cyclosporiasis) outbreak

📍 Pennsylvania Cases: 28 confirmed

🌮 Taco Bell Advisory: Avoid shredded lettuce at locations in:

⚠️ Pennsylvania Taco Bell locations are not currently included in the FDA advisory.

🔎 Status: The FDA's investigation is ongoing, and additional states or products could be added as more information becomes available.