It's a major partnership between BGSU, the University of Findlay and Owens Community College... economic development director Tim Mayle explains what the Center for Advanced Manufacturing and Logistics means for our region (at 15:50) --- The City of Findlay is looking for a few good people to serve on a variety of boards and commissions... Mayor Christina Muryn explains how you can put your talents to use (at 27:52) --- It's that time of year again... as the holiday season approaches, Wreaths Across America is asking for the community's help to honor the fallen (at 51:30)

Representative Bob Latta explains why he could not support the recently-passed infrastructure bill, despite provisions that will fund much-needed projects in Ohio and elsewhere (at 15:00) --- Real estate has been one of the hottest sectors of the economy in 2021... how long can that continue, and what's the difference between now and similar conditions ahead of the big crash in 2008? (at 23:55) --- The road doesn't get any easier from here... Findlay head coach Stefan Adams previews the Trojans' regional semifinal game vs. Springfield (at 30:01) --- Another collection of recipes that taste like they must be harder to make than they actually are from Kyra's Kitchen (at 47:00)

More than just a 'Thank You'... Truly honoring America's heroes involves more than just a pat on the back for Veterans Day (at 14:52) --- Expanding the reach of Veterans Day... why it's important to also remember military families, who make their own personal sacrifices to support a loved one's service (at 26:01) --- Throwback Thursday: Military journalist and author Tanya Biank shares the stories of women who serve their country in her best-selling book ''Undaunted'' (at 32:21) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The United Way of Hancock County is in the final weeks of their annual fundraising campaign... where does all that money go? (at 51:07)

Americans are eager to go all-out this Christmas, even if it means they have to go into debt to do it... an attitude that could lead to a very unhappy New Year (at 16:00) --- Keeping the Faith: Christmas music and Black Friday deals are in stores earlier than ever, and the Advent season is still weeks away... no wonder it's so easy for the true message of the season to get lost (at 24:04) --- Does the tragedy in Houston this past weekend sound similar to Cincinnati's deadly 1979 Who concert? How can such a catastrophe still happen with today's security? (at 30:33) --- Before you deck the halls, it's the perfect time to take care of those DIY projects around the house ahead of winter (at 50:40)

The Salvation Army is busy getting ready for the holiday season... Volunteer bell ringers are needed for their Red Kettle campaign, and the Angel Trees are going up (at 14:57) --- The president's so-called 'Build Back Better' plan includes a provision aimed at making insulin more affordable for diabetics... but regardless of that bill's fate, there are programs right now which are working on that same goal (at 24:00) --- All indications are that holiday travel is back in a big way for the 2021 season, with even international flight restrictions being eased this week... but there are still challenges that can cause headaches and cost money for those who don't plan carefully (at 43:03)

Cold and flu season is coming up... Even after everything we've been through, a new survey find that most Americans are still hesitant to stay home when we're feeling sick (at 16:10) --- With the enrollment deadline less than a month away, many seniors turn to Medicare Brokers for advice in choosing the right plan... What do they do and are they really a helpful tool? (at 21:35) --- What's Happening: November is Diabetes Month... the Hancock County OSU Extension is highlighting resources to help patients and families 'Take Charge for the Holidays' (at 40:43)

We've all been entertained by cute animal videos online... now a new web series takes that to the next level by highlighting those dedicated to the important work of ''Saving the Wild'' (at 15:32) --- Technology can help ease the issues of isolation and loneliness among seniors - especially during the pandemic... but what about those who are still hesitant to embrace those online tools? (at 22:18) --- Findlay head coach Stefan Adams previews the Trojans' regional quarterfinal against Dublin Coffman with Coaches Corner host John Marshall (at 29:43) --- Another collection of tasty recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 46:59)

A long-standing driver shortage in the trucking industry is already making current supply chain issues worse... now a number of industry concerns are coming to a head that could exacerbate the problem even further (at 12:50) --- He has gone from being one of the most controversial and divisive nominees in history to the Supreme Court's elder statesman... Examining the 30-year tenure of Justice Clarence Thomas (at 25:05) --- What's Happening: Funday Sunday is back! Details on that and other November programs at the University of Findlay's Mazza Museum (at 44:14)

State Treasurer Robert Sprague and Representative Jon Cross join us to discuss the launch of Ohio's Family Forward program in conjunction with National Adoption Month (at 12:39) --- While we've been distracted by that other health crisis, addiction claimed 93,000 lives last year with a 28-percent increase in opioid overdoses... are we losing the battle because current treatment just doesn't work? (at 22:55) --- Keeping the Faith: A welcome message of Christian support for women feeling the pressure to be perfect amid enormous stress of the pandemic... ''Don't Mom Alone'' (at 29:51) --- What's Happening: Need a little Christmas? The Hancock Historical Museum is already preparing for a new old-fashioned holiday season (at 45:43)

Friendship, Understanding and Nurturing... Camp FUN is a project aimed at helping kids who have been touched by addiction, both directly and indirectly (at 13:06) --- Telehealth isn't a new thing that just happened because of the pandemic, although it has become much more common... but what about all the critical information like a patient's vital signs that a doctor can't collect in a virtual appointment? (at 22:25) --- Fall was already becoming the most popular time for weddings, even more so as the pandemic forced couples to re-think and re-schedule their big day... which in turn has inspired many brides and grooms to give a fresh take on the old traditions (at 41:59)