'Going Green' doesn't really have to be all that complicated or expensive... simple everyday things you can do will reduce your environmental footprint (and even save some money) for Earth Day (at 15:45) --- As our outdoor spaces naturally green up in the spring, there are also ways to add to your home's curb appeal with an eye toward conservation and protecting the environment (at 21:22) --- Another collection of tasty and easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 37:22)

Commissioner William Bateson discusses his vote this week in favor of prohibiting future large-scale wind and solar projects in much of the county (at 14:33) --- Meanwhile, Economic Development Director Tim Mayle offers his take on how future economic development may be impacted by the commissioners' approval of such 'exclusion zones' (at 24:22) --- A salute to the men and women who have embraced the role of 'citizen soldier' and their distinguished legacy of service on the occasion of the 114th birthday of the US Army Reserve (at 45:36)

Ripped from the pandemic headlines? Best-selling author James Rollins talks about his new thriller ''Kingdom of Bones'' (at 14:46) --- To Your Health (and Our Planet's): Improper medication disposal not only is a contributor to perpetuating the drug crisis, it also can be harmful to the environment (at 22:38) --- Around Town: A grand re-opening of the improved and expanded Miracle Park will be held this weekend... making one of the community's greatest resources even better for those with special needs (at 42:26)

The lone countywide issue on the May 3 primary ballot is a renewal of the mental health services levy... ADAMHS director Precia Stuby and pediatrician Dr. Ami Orr make their case to voters (at 15:05) --- One of the one most sobering statistics in the aftermath of the pandemic is the dramatic increase in mental health-related issues among young people... and part of the solution may be as simple as involvement in afterschool programs (at 24:46) --- The Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation kicks off their 30th anniversary celebration with a mobile story walk that will travel the county over the coming weeks (at 42:39)

For tax deadline day, we dig into the numbers from WalletHub's 2022 Tax Burden by State Report... where does Ohio rank? (at 16:26) --- The 'Great Resignation' has seen millions of Americans going into business for themselves, forcing established companies to farm out services that have previously been done in-house due to the ensuing labor shortage... which makes freelancing a viable option for many entrepreneurs (at 24:31) --- A perfect post-script to the Easter holiday... ''Journey to Eternity'' is a novel that weaves lessons of the Bible into a thrilling adventure story (at 42:13)

With millions of people looking for new career opportunities, scam artists are seizing the opportunity... How not to get taken in by what amounts to an 'employment catfishing' scheme (at 14:30) --- The March retail sales report capped off a big week of data on the state and direction of the economy... Does a closer look at the numbers (and their context) paint a positive or negative picture of where we are and where we're going? (at 22:15) --- Creative recipes using some of your Easter leftovers from Kyra's Kitchen (at 40:56)

Even in a post-COVID world, office hygiene is a critical part of keeping people healthy and on the job... What employers need to know as they begin to mandate employees return to the workplace (at 16:06) --- Around Town: The Findlay Rotary Club is hosting a 'Spring Garden Party' at the Hancock Hotel to benefit the local Welcome To A New Life program (at 23:45) --- Throwback Thursday: When was the last time you paid cash for just about anything? The perks and pitfalls of living in a 'cashless society' (at 43:13)

When it comes to investing, what you don't know can hurt you... but what if you could learn as you go - building wealth and understanding at the same time? (at 15:40) --- Community and Business Spotlight: With a tremendous response from volunteers, the United Way of Hancock County is searching for more Days of Caring projects (at 22:14) --- Can't resist the sweet treats of the holiday? How simple changes in your everyday diet can help keep ''Your Body in Balance'' (at 26:31) --- Cute little bunnies and chicks are adorable symbols of the Easter season, but they don't necessarily make good pets for everyone (at 44:03)

Passing on generational wealth isn't just for the rich and elite class... What anyone who's worked hard to save a nest egg needs to know about handing it down to their surviving family members (at 14:53) --- Even devout Christians sometimes wonder if they're good enough, or if the sins of their past are beyond forgiveness... For Holy Week, the author of ''Called! A Longshot's Story'' puts those fears to rest once and for all (at 22:01) --- Around Town: Followship, reflection and a celebration of the Easter miracle at the St. Mark's UMC community Good Friday breakfast (at 42:33)

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month... As the number of accidents continues to grow, the cost is tallied in lives and in dollars - impacting everyone on the road (at 15:35) --- The Findlay Municipal Court's upcoming 5th annual Safe Surrender Day event is the latest chance for anyone with an outstanding bench warrant to resolve those legal issues without the threat of immediate jail time (at 24:34) --- What's Happening: Details on the latest youth development programming from the Hancock County OSU Extension, including planning for 4-H summer camp (at 44:38)