Restaurant Week begins Monday... a chance to try something new and support local eateries that have endured so much hardship over the past year (at 13:13) --- With millions of Americans out of work and off their employer-sponsored insurance plans, the HealthCare.gov exchange has extended a special enrollment period to help bridge that gap (at 21:53) --- Weekend Basketball Preview: The Trojans welcome Toledo Central Catholic to wrap up the regular season, while Van Buren can play spoiler at Arlington in the BVC finale (at 26:11) --- This week in Kyra's Kitchen... A collection of recipes that look and taste like they must be more complicated than they really are, but you don't have to tell anyone (at 45:14)

Surveys show many Americans want to continue working remotely at least some of the time moving forward, but beware... your homeowners insurance policy may not cover that scenario (at 13:45) --- The one thing we lose in the work-at-home scenario is the camaraderie and connections with our co-workers... but there are ways to recapture that teamwork mindset (at 22:26) --- To help close the access and availability gap among Ohio minorities, the online recovery platform Sober Grid is making its full spectrum of services available free of charge for those in need (at 44:55)

The governor has directed Ohio schools to come up with a plan on how to help students catch up academically from the prolonged shutdown he ordered to begin with... how is that sitting with the state's educators? (at 13:08) --- Which path will you choose in order to reach your ultimate goals in life... the hard way, or the easy way? A conversation with the author of ''Hard Easy: A Get-Real Guide for Getting the Life You Want'' (at 25:45) --- Keeping the Faith: The season of Lent is a good time for a reminder of the redemptive moments in Scripture that prove God's grace is more than sufficient for both the massive and the minuscule challenges of life (at 36:41)

Hancock County under a Level 3 - the highest roadway alert level... Sheriff Michael Heldman gives an update on current conditions (at 11:56) --- Whether you're shoveling it from the drive or enjoying it with the kids, a big winter snow brings the health risk of overexposure... here are the warning signs to watch for (at 17:26) --- From frozen pipes to home heating fires, the cold weather presents a number of indoor dangers as well... reminders for protecting your home during the extreme conditions (at 29:51) --- A state advisory committee has found that minorities in Ohio have suffered a disproportionate impact in the delivery of medical and public services during the COVID-19 pandemic (at 44:21)

''Each and Every Day''... a conversation with the director of a powerful new documentary about the psychological effects of the pandemic on teenagers, which debuts this week on MTV (at 14:51) --- A second impeachment, a second acquittal... Ohio Northern University constitutional law professor Dr. Scott Gerber weighs in on the outcome of the Senate trial and what, if anything, may happen next (at 23:00) --- Are we still talking about New Year's resolutions? Yes, because statistics show 80 percent of them have been broken by now... so we have advice on rebooting your financial goals (at 48:01)

A 100,000 square foot gamble is about to pay off now that the planning commission has paved the way for a major new employer to enter the community (at 14:08) --- The state dashboard shows COVID-19 spread on the decline locally, but the vaccine rollout has been painfully slow due to supply issues (at 23:13) --- Weekend Basketball Preview: Nearing the end of a stop-and-start season the Findlay Trojans have a double-header weekend of action, and Arlington travels to Leipsic in a key matchup that could help determine the BVC championship (at 32:23) --- More fun and easy recipes that the whole family will love from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 43:51)

They say a diamond is forever... even among today's socially-conscious generation of young adults who prefer to put their own unique signature on the world (at 14:03) --- Keeping the Faith: As fallible human beings, we tend to allow ourselves and others to label us in ways that are less than flattering... and often limit the potential God wants for our lives (at 20:48) --- Community and Business Spotlight: With the fundraising campaign complete and the allocation process finalized, United Way of Hancock County CEO Angela DeBoskey takes time to thank all the volunteers who stepped up in a most challenging year (at 29:17) --- Throwback Thursday: Motown legend Mary Wilson reminisced about her days as a founding member of The Supremes ahead of her concert in Findlay last year (at 43:14)

Elmwood athletic director Kevin Wolfe talks about the district's decision to join the Blanchard Valley Conference and what it means for the Royals' sports teams and student athletes (at 11:45) --- The TRAC wrestling championship meet will be held tonight... FHS coach Ben Kirian previews the event and the upcoming OHSAA sectionals (at 22:35) --- What's Happening: An update on the latest 4-H programs and activities from the Hancock County OSU Extension (at 26:22) --- Many Americans who might otherwise be hesitant now say they're willing to get the coronavirus vaccine if it means they can travel again, because that's what they've missed most during the pandemic... AirBNB is out with their travel forecast for 2021 (at 46:30)

Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn discusses last week's adjustment to the Blanchard River flood threshold by the NWS, and the city's consideration of a downtown DORA (at 14:32) --- Part of the federal pandemic response is a forbearance on student loans... welcome relief, but it does nothing to address a much larger problem that was a reality long before and will be long after all of this is over (at 24:53) --- Everyday Agriculture: Food prices took some wild swings in 2020... will 2021 bring more stability to Americans' grocery bills? (at 37:02) --- With Valentine's Day right around the corner, who better to give advice on how to impress that special someone than a former Bachelor and Bachelorette contestant? (at 50:14)

How has the now year-long pandemic we've lived through impacted Americans' priorities and outlook on the future? For starters, new research suggests we're more mindful of the things that really matter (at 10:50) --- Even with vaccines being administered, health experts fear the indirect effects of the pandemic may be felt for years... long after we reach herd immunity (at 18:59) --- This year, football season won't end with the Super Bowl... after signing a new class of recruits this week, the University of Findlay turns its attention to their delayed spring season scheduled to begin next month (at 24:59) --- Super recipes from Kyra's Kitchen that are perfect for your at-home Super Bowl party (at 37:52)