Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 28th of September.
Good morning, Tallahassee.
A trio of poetry readings supporting the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention are scheduled for Oct.
3 at Req Room, Oct. 8 at The Bark and Nov. 3 at 621 Gallery, where poets will share typewritten poems with a $10 donation (including raffle tickets).
FSU film students at the College of Motion Picture Arts are turning a K-pop pitch into a feature film after winning last year’s competition.
A group of second-year students will pitch ideas this fall to win a fully funded third year and lead their project to the big screen.
FSU College of Law launched FSU+ for pre-law students on Sept.
17 — a program running until Nov. 19 that offers workshops and networking sessions with local legal professionals — and it drew 200 applicants for 120 spots under Dean Nancy Benavides and Katie Bright.
City officials delayed the demolition of the historic Wahnish Cigar Factory (concerns arose about the review board's composition) to allow further evaluation, and the City Commission will review the board’s actions before planning any demolition work.
At Doak Campbell Stadium on Sept.
26, Florida State coach Mike Norvell pulled starter Ashton Daniels in the fourth quarter and brought in backup Kevin Sperry after building a 34-7 lead over Central Arkansas; backup Malachi Marshall remains a candidate to debut if the Seminoles keep their advantage.
FAMU head coach Quinn Gray said the team will review everything under the sun during its bye week after a 40-21 loss at home on Sept.
27. The reset includes changes to plays & players as the Rattlers prepare for their upcoming game.
Maclay celebrated its Homecoming win on Friday, Sept.
25 by beating FAMU DRS 56-22, and the Marauders jumped to an early lead to remain undefeated at 6-0 this season. The game showcased strong rushing touchdowns and a commanding halftime advantage.
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