Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Friday, Oct. 30, 2020.

• LGBTQ landmark Parliament House resort will close Monday (:41)
• Halloween in Orlando: Things to do on the haunted holiday (4:26)
• Recycling Halloween: 3 fun recipes for your leftover candy (7:26)
• Here for the boos? These Halloween cocktails are scary-good (9:00)
• Weekend Weather presented by On Top of the World (10:33)

Black residents of Central Florida, like those throughout the south, fought for their civil rights for generations after the Civil War ended, with each victory over racism, segregation and violence accompanied by countless tragedies.

In this episode of Orlando Sentinel Conversations, we’ll explore seven sites, spread throughout the region, where you can observe and experience that history.

• Wells'Built Museum (:34)
• Greenwood Cemetery (4:11)
• Tinker Field (8:30)
• Lake County Historic Courthouse (14:43)
• Goldsboro Museum (19:15)
• Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore Cultural Center (23:48)
• Zora Neale Hurston National Museum of Fine Arts (28:36)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Wedneday, Oct. 28, 2020.

• Walt Disney World layoffs slash entertainment, leaving big shows in limbo (:57)
• Mayor names 35 to Orange public safety task force amid gang violence (5:14)
• Columnist Scott Maxwell: Gov. DeSantis campaigns for Trump like his political life depends on it. It probably does | Commentary (9:36)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2020.

• Public shouldn’t have to fight to get COVID-19 information | Editorial (:57)
• Tupperware shoots for the stars with a device meant to grow vegetables in space (6:12)
• Disney’s Animal Kingdom welcomes baby rhino (9:24)
• Disney World entrance archways getting makeovers (11:15)
• Seaworld’s new Glacier Bar (13:22)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Monday, Oct. 26, 2020.

• Orlando airport travel rebounding gradually; Southwest to stop keeping middle seats open (:57)
• College political groups shift to Zoom, social media amid pandemic (3:52)
• Mike Bianchi on UCF football win (6:22)Will the Gators win after a two-week COVID-19 break? (8:!9)

Orlando Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell and reporter Joe Mario Pedersen discuss the final official showdown between President Trump and Vice President Joe Biden and what it means for election day.

• First debate vs final debate (:27)
• Strategy: Did candidates achieve goals (2:03)
• Biden landed some punches (5:16)
• Hidden income (7:15)
• Coronavirus plans (8:15)
• Biggest head-scratcher (10:04)
• Bizarro World (11:25)
• Undecideds = Trump voter (12:55)
• Voter Guide, endorsements (14:30)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Friday, Oct. 23, 2020.

• Lost your job of looking for cheaper insurance? ACA open enrollment is around the corner (:42)
• How to Halloween safely: Trick-or-treat guidelines from CDC, local leaders (5:16)
• A lot of baloney: Celebrating an American classic on its special day (8:18)
• Weekend Weather presented by On Top of the World (11:17)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Thursday, Oct. 22, 2020.

• Movie theater shutdowns may bring long-term pain to Oviedo Mall, other retail centers (1:12)
• Finding furever during a pandemic: More Central Floridians adopting dogs, cats (4:35)
• Orlando Science Center: ‘Pompeii’ exhibit surpasses pandemic’s hurdles (8:57)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2020.

• Dr. Phillips Center reopens with COVID-19 safety measures: What you need to know (:59)
• Downtown Orlando’s new outdoor theater will host 6-month festival (5:05)
• SALT Outreach Inc. has grown in the last eight years of serving the homeless in Orlando (6:54)
• Columnist Scott Maxwell: Orlando CEO tells employees layoffs could come if Trump loses. We’ve heard this before (11:43)

Orlando Sentinel Now afternoon update for Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2020.

• Lines form on Florida’s first day of early voting; Orange elections website goes down (:29)
• As some Disney workers lose their jobs, their free college education vanishes, too (6:15)
• Millionaire Jeno Paulucci’s historic Sanford home goes on the market for $950,000 (10:18)