The Magic unveiled their new logo at a special event inside the Kia Center on Tuesday. (Willie J. Allen Jr./Orlando Sentinel) “This is No. 1 for me because of the history behind it,” said ...

The celebration of the new logo and uniforms will continue for the fans with the Magic hosting an event today, Tuesday, June 3 from 3:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. at Kia Center.

If something about Google Maps on Android and iOS looks different to you, it’s because the logo that appears in the bottom-left corner of every single map has been updated. Previously, the four ...

After 16 years with the same jersey and 14 years with the same logo, the Orlando Magic unveiled a massive rebrand by paying homage to their roots.. All the variations of the NEW @OrlandoMagic Logo ...

Orlando has brought back a version of its classic logo and showed off 3 new uniform looks for next season. Official release Franz Wagner, Jalen Suggs and Paolo Banchero model some of the Magic’s ...

4. Loon Mountain Resort, New Hampshire. Matt Lorelli: Loon's logo looks somewhat similar to that of my favorite restaurant, gas station, after-school hang out, and temple of prayer, Wawa.Growing up in ...

The Orlando Magic unveiled their new jerseys for the 2025-26 season, reviving their iconic star logo. The nostalgic move was made as an ode to the team's origins and symbol of its championship ...

LOOK: Magic unveil new logo, uniforms in 1990s-inspired rebrand ahead of 2025-26 season The Magic will utilize pinstripes and 'the star' as part of their rebrand By Chris Bengel ...

For the first time, St. Paul is offering funds to descendants of the West Side Flats, a frequently flooded neighborhood that was bulldozed in the 1960s to make way for a floodwall and an ...

The logo has a "cascading star trail," which the franchise says is a new look while also bringing back the star as a replacement for the "A" in Orlando and the "A" in Magic on the team's jerseys.

The city of Portland will pay $8.5 million in settlement funds to 26 descendants of Black Portlanders driven from homes and businesses for development projects from the late 1950s through the ’70s.

The NFL, too, has seen reduced visibility: Only four teams—the Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions, Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Chargers—have changed their logos to mark Pride this June.