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)

Five months after it ended, how do we grade the impact of the Paycheck Protection Program? And what now for the millions of small businesses left to struggle for survival on their own? (at 13:47) --- Winter doesn't officially arrive until the week before Christmas, but winter weather will likely be here before then... now that November is here, it's time to start preparing for the seasonal adventure of snow and ice and more (at 22:55) --- Around Town: We love our veterans! Details on the Flag City Honor Flight '10+1' Celebration and Chamberlain Hill School's annual Veterans Day tribute (at 42:29)

No amount of rain can dampen the spirit at Donnell Stadium as the Findlay Trojans return to the high school football playoffs (at 13:56) --- Today's teens often get a bad rap as lazy, entitled and absorbed in fleeting social media celebrity... but one national awards program is giving dedicated youth the opportunity to 'Shyne' (at 21:01) --- Superfoods for dogs? Yes, just like certain foods pack extra nutritional punch in our own diets, it's the same for our pets (at 29:11) --- Deliciously fall-inspired recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 46:59)

The City of Findlay has hired a consulting firm to assist in formulating a strategic plan for the next decade or more... it's not the first such effort, so what do local officials hope will come of this one? (at 14:21) --- Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown discusses what he sees as Ohio's priorities in the Democrats' massive infrastructure and social spending bills (at 24:02) --- Throwback Thursday: Are you afraid of things that go bump in the night? Author James Willis talks about his ''Big Book of Ohio Ghost Stories'' (at 31:25) --- Easy weekend DIY projects that can give your home a bright new look without breaking the bank (at 50:56)

State Senator Rob McColley talks more about the bill he co-sponsored to mandate financial literacy education in Ohio... should it be limited solely to high schools? (at 14:39) --- Hancock Public Health Commissioner Karim Baroudi discusses the rollout of COVID-19 boosters and vaccines for kids... and the ongoing effort to convince more people to get the shot in the first place (at 24:30) --- Keeping the Faith: Does FOMO happen to Christians? (at 34:05) --- What's Happening: Celebrating our hometown storytellers at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 47:09)

Health officials have given the green light to booster shots for those already vaccinated against COVID-19, and are likely to approve vaccines for younger children very soon... Blanchard Valley Health System's Dr. Bill Kose sorts out all the information you need to know (at 15:59) --- A bill co-sponsored by Senator Rob McColley will make financial literacy education mandatory for Ohio high school students... What exactly will they learn and how will it be taught? (at 26:43) --- What's Happening: November is a month to give thanks for the wide variety of outdoor spaces we have the chance to enjoy within the Hancock Park District (at 48:00)

Final preparations are being made for this year's big Cops and Kids Halloween Parade... and there's still time for you to join in the fun of making it happen (at 14:18) --- Many students struggle in math under the best of circumstances, and the past year-and-a-half has been anything but the best of circumstances... how can we help those who have fallen behind to catch up? (at 22:04) --- What's Happening: Details on the great live entertainment coming to Findlay's Marathon Center for the Performing Arts in November (at 41:59)

At a time when more than half of Americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck, banks are levying more fees on their customers than ever before... we have results of Bankrate's annual study on account charges (at 14:46) --- As Medicare recipients begin to evaluate the benefits they want from their Advantage plans, SilverSneakers is a popular option... especially now with a variety of online fitness programs for seniors (at 25:16) --- It's Week #10 of the high school football regular season... who's in, who's out and who needs help to make it to the playoffs? (at 32:14) --- Another round of tasty and easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 47:51)

The American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry have this week declared a National State of Emergency for Children’s Mental Health... we look at the sobering statistics and challenging solutions (at 12:53) --- Along with the 'Great Resignation' comes 'The Great Re-Settling'... a large segment of the workforce (especially women) who are reprioritizing their career path and lifestyle in the wake of the pandemic (at 21:47) --- Throwback Thursday: ''Quackery''... Horror stories from the history of the worst ways to cure nearly everything, which also serves as a cautionary tale for modern medicine (at 40:07)

How secure is your remote and hybrid workforce? That important question will be the subject of this year's Information Assurance Forum from CentraComm and the University of Findlay next week (at 12:33) --- Cyber Security Awareness Month... As the criminals get more sophisticated, it becomes more difficult - and yet more critical - to stay one step ahead (at 23:01) --- The Red Cross is known for being there when disasters happen to help victims pick up the pieces... a job that can't be done without the help of dedicated volunteers (at 31:36) --- Keeping the Faith: Why Christians should never be afraid to ''Pray Big Things'' (at 52:02)