Good morning, Tallahassee.

Protesters gathered outside Florida’s Historic Capitol in Tallahassee on October 18 to chant at the No Kings rally — the event highlighted local citizens urging change.

Pulitzer-prize winning writer Gilbert King released his new book Bone Valley— a work detailing Leo Schofield's wrongful 36-year imprisonment after his wife was murdered even though another man later confessed.

Schofield signed copies and spoke about his story at FSU Law School on October 15— and he now is writing his own book about his ordeal.

Florida A&M University held its homecoming parade (Oct.

18) and the event showed bright colors and happy crowds from students and local supporters.

At FSU, the Oct 4 rivalry game against Miami ended in a 28-22 loss—showing that deep fan culture runs through students, alumni, and families.

Strong tailgate traditions and vibrant war chants continue to unite supporters—passing down a living legacy of Seminole pride.

Maclay captured its first district title after beating North Florida Christian 43—20 on Friday night; the Marauders improved to 7—1 and set a historic milestone in the program.

Coach Slone said the team will work hard to win every game and they will face Deerfield-Windsor next Friday at 7:30 p.m.

Florida A&M linebacker Nay'Ron Jenkins was injured in the fourth quarter of the homecoming win against Alcorn State on Oct.

18 when he was carted off the field—head coach James Colzie said he hopes Jenkins recovers soon.

The Florida A&M Rattlers will face the Alcorn State Braves today at Bragg Memorial Stadium with kickoff at 4 p.m. They aim to end a two-game losing streak — the team lost 14-56 to Florida Atlantic Owls on Sept.

6 and 42-14 to Alabama State on Sept. 27.

Florida A&M reinstated quarterback RJ Johnson III as the starter for its homecoming game against Alcorn State held Saturday, Oct.

18 at 4 p.m. on Ken Riley Field at Bragg Memorial Stadium—he had been benched last week after starting the season's first four games.

Stanford halted Florida State's final drive on an untimed down when Gavin Sawchuk was tackled at the goal line—sealing a 20-13 win on Saturday night.

The game saw penalties and key defensive stops that prevented a late comeback effort by the Seminoles.

FSU sophomore Amaree Williams is taking on both offense and defense, showing his two-way skills by scoring a 35-yard touchdown and making key stops early this season—he aims to grow his role and become one of the nation's best players.

His performance highlights a rare switch as he embraces the dual role that his coaches have trusted him with.

Sue Boyd Dance Lessons

10:30 p.m. — 229 Lake Ella Dr, Tallahassee, FL — Small fee applies — Learn various dance styles from a seasoned instructor in a welcoming environment.

Sound Healing for Magic & Wellness

11 a.m. — Tallahassee Senior Center — $15 requested donation — Experience the soothing effects of sound healing with instruments like crystal bowls and gongs for deep relaxation and clarity.

Mariah The Scientist Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Donald L. Tucker Civic Center — Last-minute concert tickets available — Experience the unique sound of Mariah The Scientist live in Tallahassee.

Costume Fun Run

6:30-10:30 p.m. — Fleet Feet Tallahassee — Free entry — Enjoy a festive evening of running and a costume contest with seasonal food and drinks.

Little Dinner Series: Willie Nelson Celebration

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Dedman College of Hospitality — Cost upon inquiry — Enjoy a themed dinner featuring a cocktail reception and four-course meal inspired by Willie Nelson.

Aaron Watson III: PhoFunk Performance

9 p.m. – 1 a.m. — Fire Betty's — Tickets available — Experience the sonic storytelling of saxophonist Aaron Watson III and his band Pharaohs Of Funk.

Steve Sternberg Piano Performance

1:30-5:30 p.m. — Westminster Oaks — Tickets available — Experience the engaging and heartfelt piano music of local artist Steve Sternberg.

27th Annual Oktoberfest

2-6 p.m. — AC Hotel Tallahassee Universities at the Capitol — $50 General Admission; $100 VIP; $25 DD/Child — Celebrate the season with craft beer tastings, music, and games while supporting local seniors.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Systems Administration Training I

9 a.m. - 5 p.m. — Next Step Healthcare Training LLC. — $2250 — Gain essential Linux skills through comprehensive lab exercises and expert lectures.

Choral Festival Featuring Andrea Ramsey

6 p.m. — Ruby Diamond Concert Hall — Free admission — Celebrate the treble voice with Levana and talented singers from Leon County Schools.