Friday, September 27, 2024
Jibreel Hazly preparing for the first home game. Photo submitted by Angel Miller. When a boy is introduced to sports at a young age, and if he stays consistent with it, he develops this desire to turn this hobby into a dream of eventually becoming a professional athlete. That’s the […]
A group from Milton and Mobile hired to clean up Panama City after Hurricane Michael have claimed the company has been slow to pay them. Photo Courtesy of Konnect Africa. Hurricane Michael caused severe damage to neighborhoods and businesses in the panhandle area, and reinforcements were sent to help the […]
The Big Bend Ghost Trackers are a group of paranormal researchers and investigators that connect with ghosts in the Tallahassee area Photo Courtesy of Big Bend Ghost Trackers. As many have survived most of the month of October, many are preparing to experience many more thrill and adventures on Halloween. […]
Screenshot of Levi's commercial encouraging everyone to vote. Courtesy of the Levi Channel on Youtube. The midterm election is just days away, and now more than ever celebrities urging Americans to get out and make their voices heard. Celebrities like Rise Against, Taylor Swift, Leonardo DiCaprio, Pearl Jam, Common, […]
The Frenchtown Farmers Market is open on Saturdays. Photo submitted by Rikki Bell The Frenchtown Farmers Market is open every Saturday from 9 a.a. until 1 p.m. The market is located at 524 North Martin Luther King Blvd. “We come every Saturday because we want to give good, healthy […]
Photo submitted by Erica Inalien With the end of the semester coming quickly, the pressure for success can sometimes be a heavy burden. For college students these feelings of stress and anxiety can come from multiple places and have long lasting effects. In a study conducted by the University College […]
The 1965 Voting Rights Act helped dismantle generations of rules and regulations that disenfranchised minority voters, specifically African Americans. According to C.K., a writer for the Economist, “In 1965, when the act was passed, the black-white enrollment gap in Mississippi, for example, was 7% to 70%.” Then, in 2013, the […]
Tallahassee African Fashion Weekend Photo submitted by Kalen Johnson The third annual Tallahassee African Fashion Weekend will paint the city Ankara this Friday through Sunday. Kuumba Creations, a local fashion design business, will be hosting the weekend of events that will promote both people and trends within the African diaspora. […]
Entrance to 1105 Bistro restaurant located on East Lafayette Street Photo submitted by Landy Coulanges If you are running out of restaurants to visit, 1105 Bistro should be your next stop. 1105 Bistro had its grand opening last week. 1105 Bistro is located at 1105 East Lafayette St. It is […]
Candis Dancy in character as Oya Photo submitted by Candis Dancy Candis Dancy, a senior theater performance major, made her debut on the Essential Theatre stage last week playing Oya, the lead character in “In the Red and Brown Water.” Dancy has had a passion for theater since high school, […]