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"Sinners" is Ryan Coogler's first original film, blending elements of supernatural horror, gangster drama, romance, blues music and action across one eventful day in Clarksdale, Mississippi in, 1932 in which a community opens a juke joint and then has to defend it from a vampire army growing outside.

Despite a fear of repercussions, more adults are recognizing that stepping back from work to deal with emotional burdens or psychological conditions that get in the way of their lives is a necessary choice, one that a growing number of employers recognize.

A firefighter from the Tri-Community Joint Fire Department tragically lost his life while responding to a house fire on Wednesday night in Willard. The post Firefighter dies in line of duty during Willard house fire first appeared on Crawford County …

The United Way of North Central Ohio is actively working to address critical needs across its five-county service area, including Crawford, Marion, Morrow, Seneca, and Wyandot counties.

The Pittsburgh Penguins are in the midst of transition, and a rocky one at that. The playoffs — once a rite of spring in western Pennsylvania — will go on without one of the league's marquee clubs and one of the game's brightest stars for a third straight year.

WBCO was founded in 1962 by Thomas P. Moore and wife J. LaVonne Moore, along with LaVonne's brother and pioneer in broadcasting, Orville J. Sather, and investors.

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The Pittsburgh Penguins are in the midst of transition, and a rocky one at that. The playoffs — once a rite of spring in western Pennsylvania — will go on without one of the league's marquee clubs and one of the game's brightest stars for a third straight year.