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Super Bowl Bengals Begin Offseason Script Revisions Celebrating '21 Blockbuster - Vimarsana News

Super Bowl Bengals Begin Offseason Script Revisions Celebrating '21 Blockbuster

After the first February game in Bengals history, the cast and crew is on a tight schedule with Wednesday serving as both the unofficial end of the 2021 season and the start of 2022 offseason in an effort to come up with the ultimate sequel.

Bengals Joe Burrow cautiously optimistic to play in Week 1 of the 2021 NFL season - Vimarsana News

Bengals Joe Burrow cautiously optimistic to play in Week 1 of the 2021 NFL season

Joe Burrow is looking to the next milestone. You could probably sum up Joe Burrow's first post-surgery practice on Tuesday in his first throw to his receivers. He'd been throwing to equipment managers Sam Staley and Tyler Runk and rehab commander-in-chief Nick Cosgray for the past month. He must have been dying to throw to guys in numbers because he lasered balls to Tyler Boyd and Tee Higgins and, of course, the explosive fifth pick in the draft, Ja'Marr Chase, Burrow's buddy from LSU. Naturally, that's where the first ball went and it was a wild whiz of an outside and high deli...

Retired Marion County Sheriff's Office K-9s find new homes with their handlers - Vimarsana News

Retired Marion County Sheriff's Office K-9s find new homes with their handlers

Every dog has its day, and for K-9s in the Marion County Sheriff's office, that includes retirement days, too. The sheriff's office recently retired K-9s Nero and Viking from the force. Though their days of sniffing out illegal drugs and chasing down suspects are behind them, both K-9s have found a new life in retirement with their handlers. With approval from the Marion County Commissioners, deputies John Endicott and Sam Staley each bought back their retiring K-9s Nero and Viking, respectively, for $1 each. "I've only had [Nero] for a little over a year and we've got a really strong bon...