Once upon a time, the United States was the undisputed global leader in technological innovation and advancement... can Intel's massive investment in a new computer chip plant in Central Ohio be the catalyst that America needs to catch up again? (at 13:30) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The fundraising campaign is over, the allocations have been awarded to partner agencies... but that doesn't mean the United Way is sitting around with nothing more to do (at 24:47) --- What's Happening: Details on programs you'll love in the month of February (see what we did there?) at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 38:52)

It appears that, in many parts of the country, the Omicron variant surge of COVID-19 has already peaked... is it still something we need to worry about, or have we reached a turning point in the pandemic? (at 14:23) --- It's a vacation option that has exploded in popularity over the past two years... now the online platform for all things camping, CampSpot has introduced their first-ever awards for the best places to discover - whether you're a first-timer or seasoned pro (at 22:35) --- What's Happening: Getting back to nature can be as easy as taking a trip to your local park... with programs and activities in the month of February from the Hancock Park District (at 40:58)

Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn recaps last week's US Conference of Mayors Winter Meeting in DC... with discussions on everything from social issues to COVID-19 and a post-pandemic economy (at 14:37) --- A Cyber-checkup for your new devices... The steps everyone needs to take to protect your Digital ID from the dangers that are everywhere online (at 25:49) --- Amazon is set to introduce next level technology that goes beyond simple video calling to make virtual family gatherings more of an interactive experience (at 42:08)

Building resiliency in difficult times... Sesame Workshop has released a new collection of digital storybooks and resources to help families overcome the social and psychological effects of the pandemic (at 14:11) --- The pro-life view of the upcoming anniversary of Roe v Wade, and how their side is also mobilizing for what could be an equally historic SCOTUS decision later this year (at 21:09) --- HS Basketball Preview: The Findlay Trojans try to even their season series against TRAC rival St. John's tonight (at 31:46) --- More tasty and easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 50:00)

Ohio's 2022 legislative session is now underway... State Representative Jon Cross discusses the continuing battle over redistricting and his priorities for the coming year (at 14:22) --- As we approach the 49th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, pro-choice advocates are mobilizing for what they expect will be the most consequential year for abortion rights since that landmark and controversial decision, given the current makeup of the Supreme Court (at 26:30) --- What's Happening: After being forced to go virtual last year, the University of Findlay's 21st annual Comedy Jam returns in a big way with perhaps their best lineup ever (at 44:48)

New laws have taken effect this month at both the federal and state level aimed at eliminating surprise medical bills... the deputy director of the Ohio Department of Insurance details the information patients need to know (at 15:44) --- How City Mission is helping the homeless get back on their own two feet... restarting lives with workforce training, money management, improved life skills and more (at 24:42) --- On average, the amount of time from when the ball drops on the New Year to the time we drop the ball on our wellness resolutions is just 32 days... we have expert advice to make this the year you beat those odds (at 44:55)

COVID closures have reared their ugly head again... the Findlay City Schools have extended the MLK holiday break due to staff shortages and student absenteeism, but will that be enough? (at 15:28) --- Two-thirds of Americans are rethinking their career choice, with half considering leaving their job... as the 'Great Resignation' marches on, we have three steps to make a meaningful change a little less daunting (at 24:09) --- HS Basketball Preview: The Findlay Trojans have been on quite a run in the past month... Can they keep it going? (at 31:15) --- More delicious and easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 50:05)

Senator Sherrod Brown discusses the challenges of 2021 that stalled some major legislation, and what could be an even more difficult year ahead for Democrats in Congress (at 14:56) --- ''Super Gut''... the new book by preventive cardiologist and best-selling author Dr. William Davis explains how the human microbiome is evolving, and potentially wrecking our health, and how we can fix it (at 21:30) --- What You Need to help meet your 'New Year, New You' goals for 2022 (at 32:16) --- Throwback Thursday: Who decides what online content is appropriate? 'Big tech' regulating itself may not be the best solution, but is government intervention a better alternative? (at 50:05)

Raise the Bar Hancock County has been awarded a second state grant to continue facilitating partnerships aimed at developing a stronger workforce locally... Executive Director Tricia Valesek explains how they're doing it (at 14:37) --- All signs point to an unusual year financially in 2022... does that mean unusual strategies will be needed to reach your financial goals? (at 24:13) --- They may have a natural fur coat, but extreme winter weather can still be dangerous for your pets (at 43:29)

This past weekend's deadly apartment fire in the Bronx serves as a tragic reminder about the dangers of supplemental home heating sources at this time of year (at 14:24) --- Congressman Bob Latta discusses his legislative priorities for the year ahead in Washington (at 23:05) --- The business of 'Dry January'... More Americans (particularly young people) are going booze-free, and craft brewers are cashing in on the trend with non-alcoholic options (at 46:33)