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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
- The Nashville News at 6:50 to keep you up to date on all things country music
- 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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Bosses who yell, micromanage and threaten their way to the top, often at the expense of miserable underlings are all too common in today's workplaces. But the Tony Sopranos and Darth Vaders of popular culture are not the most effective CEOs in the real world, according to a new study from the W.P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University. The best bosses are humble bosses, those who empower and appreciate their employees, are…
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1. They don't care who makes more money 2. They share at least one hobby 3. They're cool with spending time apart 4. They figure out the best ways to split up chores 5. They have sex, even if they aren't raring to go 6. They touch each other every day 7. They have a video game strategy 8. They respect one another's fighting styles 9. They want to be healthy 10. They forego or…
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Reference list of WQMX Country Concerts 2014 The Band Perry July 31st@ Medina County Fair Rascal Flatts August 1 @ Blossom Luke BryanAugust 21 @ Blossom Luke Bryan August 22@ Blossom Jo Dee Messina August 29 @ Rocksino Thompson Square Sept 5 @ Rocksino Scotty McCreary Sept 8th @ Wayne County Fair Chris Cagle Sept 9th @ Wayne County Fair Dierks BentleySeptember 26 @ Blossom Eric Church October 10 @ The Q Frankie Ballard…
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According to Redbook, here are some foods that skinny people eat every day Chocolate – A study found that people who eat chocolate regularly are actually slimmer than people who didn’t enjoy it as often. This is because depriving yourself of something you enjoy causes you to overeat later. Almond butter – It’s high-protein, high-fiber, and contains “healthy” fat. Cottage cheese – It’s the most filling type of cheese out there and has lots of…
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We found this great article on one of our favorite sites: Lifehack. We have all, at one point or another, poisoned our own happiness, whether it be through worry, fear, or just poor decision making. Life can certainly throw a person into a tailspin but the real culprit isn’t the adversity, it’s how we perceive and respond to the adversity that determines the outcome. Sometimes it is simply a matter of wrong motives in life…
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There are a ton of apps designed to keep women safe these days. They mostly rely on tracking software and easy-to-push alarm buttons that let your friends and family know you're in danger. But why just women? Men and women can be victims. Here are some wearable gadgets to keep women... and men safe. Some of the wearable items include: The Safelet – A bracelet with alarms you can push if you're in trouble. First…
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| Source Estately set out with the simple mission—to determine which U.S. states have a lifestyle most similar to the themes in country music songs. To do this, we researched where people are most likely to drive pickups down dirt roads, have their heart broken by a cowboy or cowgirl, or sip cold beers or whiskey by the river after a long day of work. Here’s the criteria we used to find our results… Pickup Trucks: Pickup truck sales for January-April 2014.…
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At Thanksgiving time, Butterball opens up their Turkey Talk-Line.. Now a team of “Certified Grill Masters” will be available from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday through Sunday Phone 1-855-544-7455
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The hot July weather brings plenty of cool deals: Fourth of July deals • Boston Market is offering family meals at half price on Independence Day. • Lowe’s Home Improvement is giving a 10 percent discount to all veterans who served honorably and who present a valid Form DD214 or other proof of service. Other July deals • It’s National 7-11 day on July 11, and 7-Eleven convenience stores are serving up free Slurpees. • July 11…
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Here’s a rundown of four foods that will help flatten your tummy: Pineapple – It’s loaded with a chemical that promotes digestion and eases bloating. Fennel – It acts as a natural diuretic, which means it helps your body get rid of the excess water that causes puffiness. If you're not a fan of the licorice-like taste, try celery, which works also. Plain yogurt – Any kind of yogurt will do as long as the…
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Thursday, 26 June 2014 07:14
Eighteen qualities that help make a marriage last:
Written by Sue Wilson
Click Source for full article and credit How do you stay married? One way is to be sensitive to each other’s needs and to compromise every now and then. That means taking turns getting one’s way, or finding a third way that suits you both. 1. Trust. Our marriage space is sacred and private. 2. Restraint. We resist temptation and remain true to each other. 3. Intimacy. We are open with each other. 4. Priorities. We both put…
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Read the full article here Source So you are lying in bed in a stained childhood T-shirt eating a Sadness Burrito™. Go wash your face, then come back and read this. 1. You have so many things to focus on besides some guy’s neuroses. The more brain space you devote to this bs, the less you have left for useful knowledge like basic geometry or getting a raise at work or how to make an awesome…
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Wednesday, 11 June 2014 07:30
Father's Day: Things Dad Should Teach Their Child
Written by Sue Wilson
Winning is fun, but it teaches you nothing. The key to surviving failure is to not take it personally Ketchup is for French fries and hamburgers. Not dogs. Grown-ups don’t know everything. Doing our best. Yes, everyone is going to die one day and that really stinks. You can be mad at someone and still love them. (At the same time)
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