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"Scott and Sarah" is Scott Wynn & Sarah Kay, along with the crew of Katie Lee on news, and Producer James. When you join them each morning from 5:30 to 10:00am you'll feel like you're hanging out with your friends, listening to your favorite country music, staying up on what's happening in the news, in the community, staying informed and entertained along with friends and listeners. Plus, some great daily features that start your day with a smile:
- The Daily Scoop at 6:10 and 8:10 keeping you up on what's trending sponsored by Stark Federal Credit Union
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- The National Anthem: we salute our country and those who serve every morning at 7:00, brought to you by Veterans Service Commission of Summit County.
- Country Pet Rescue: Every Thursday Morning at 8:40 we feature our dog or cat of the week with Pay it Forward for Pets, with the goal of finding them a forever home, brought to you Wilson Plumbing and Heating.
- You'll also find inspiration and motivation with our Quote of The Day brought to you by Acme Fresh Market
- At 7:40 every day, we give away fun prizes with the Nearly Impossible Question brought to you by Bonksy Heating and Cooling
- Local Business of the Day happens at 8:20, where we feature a local business
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They make movies for all kinds of reasons. Many contemporary movies are flavor-of-the-month, and many are there to give the "movie going public" what they want. All that is fine, but sometimes a movie is made because is should be. That is Foxcatcher.
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Friday, 19 December 2014 15:29
MOVIE REVIEW - Night At The Museum: Secret Of The Tomb
Written by Scott Wynn
Ben Stiller is back in the next installment of the Night At The Museum franchise just in time for the holidays.
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It's that time of the year. Time for the end of the year lists, and today we start with the Five Worst Movies of 2014.
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Esteemed director Ridley Scott offers up his latest attempted blockbuster, Exodus Gods And Kings this week. Huge budget and an opening that was nothing more than a financial whimper last weekend
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In very limited release, here comes Reece Witherspoon in the new, Wild.
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With the holidays almost here, there are a fury of new options for your home theater from DVD and your streaming service. So you can finally get caught up if you don't get the theater very much.
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Funny man Chris Rock is back with a career-changing movie he wrote and directed called, Top Five. This is simply sensational.
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In limited release, the new The Theory Of Everything is out. We are a little late on this one but this is a movie totally worth seeing - if you are a real movie goer.
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Well, here we are the Browns making another QB change. Sadly, the Browns are in a position where there is no choice. What's been happening on the field is brutal and tough to watch.
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This week is a big week for many different kinds of movies for your home theater system. The biggest movie of the year, and a couple you may have missed.
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Now here's a sequel that didn't need to happen. But open wide, because they are going to cram this down your throat sideways...with no water.
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Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday of the year. It's all that's good in any holiday. It's just a day of the four F's! Family, food, football and fun! But maybe the bigger picture is, that few holidays are as pure and provide as much perspective as Thanksgiving.
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Happy Thanksgiving! Somewhere between sitting at the huge, ornate, and fancy dished dining room table, and being spoon fed strained peas and small chunks of cubed turkey from a high chair, lies the card table at Thanksgiving.
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