Blanchard Valley Health System's Dr. Bill Kose gives the latest on the local coronavirus vaccine rollout, the race against new variants and the effectiveness of updated guidance to slow the spread (at 14:10) --- Super Bowl Sunday is usually a big day for bars and restaurants, but this year it's just another hit to an already devastated industry... How you can show your support for some of the local entrepreneurs and workers who are struggling the most (at 26:42) --- Around Town: The annual Cancer Patient Services Chili Cook-Off has gone virtual for its 25th anniversary... but the competition is still as hot as ever (at 46:08)

20+ year industry veteran Steve Taylor discusses his new book on car buying... and the future of the business in the digital age (at 13:15) --- ''Wild Rituals''... What can we learn from the animal kingdom that can help us make sense of our world and forge better connections with our fellow human beings? (at 25:38) --- Keeping the Faith: If you looked back on your life as a book, would you like to delete a sentence, a paragraph or even an entire chapter? What if God could turn the worst parts of that story into your greatest victories? (at 33:24) --- What's Happening: Details on upcoming programs and the latest exhibits for 2021 at the Hancock Historical Museum (at 48:50)

Results of the latest Findlay Police Department Citizen Survey... a closer look at whether residents feel protected from crime in the city, and the areas people believe public safety needs to be improved (at 12:51) --- To Your Health: For American Heart Health Month in February, the Cleveland Clinic is out with their annual survey on the subject, highlighting how the pandemic has taken its toll on many Americans (at 21:56) --- Given the incredible work teachers have done under difficult circumstances over the past year, this could be the hardest decision ever... nominations are now being accepted for the Findlay Rotary Club's Golden Apple Awards (at 42:30)

Mental Health Monday: What role do employers play in the identification of mental health issues and suicide risk among their workers? And how do they even know what to look for? (at 12:15) --- A second impeachment of the now former president may be historic, but the larger issue surrounding the events which led to it may be more relevant to the future of the country... understanding the rhetoric being used in the discussion of news and politics (at 22:39) --- With the pandemic putting the brakes on social interactions, dating and romance has looked a lot different since last Valentine's Day... what are the new norms and are they here to stay? (at 41:17)

Findlay City Schools superintendent Troy Roth discusses the decision to shutter the Lincoln and Jacobs buildings and how that consolidation will impact kids, teachers and the community (at 13:04) --- To Your Health: Every year we are reminded of the need to protect ourselves from the seasonal flu... this year it's even more important with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic (at 20:54) --- Weekend Basketball Preview: The Findlay Trojans have a tough double-header weekend, while Liberty-Benton continues the most challenging week of their season with a showdown against Pandora-Gilboa in BVC action (at 27:08) --- Chinese food is on the menu with this week's recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 43:21)

Community Foundation president and CEO Brian Treece reflects on taking the reins during a global pandemic, and discusses his upcoming 'listening tour' to better understand the needs of the community (at 13:32) --- The IRS has delayed the start of tax season, but the deadline is only 11 weeks away... here are more of the ways the pandemic may (or may not) impact your return this year (at 22:18) --- Throwback Thursday: Scammers in NW Ohio are reportedly passing off prop money used in the movies as the real thing... would you be able to spot counterfeit cash? (at 29:01) --- Around Town: Virtual event, real laughs... We preview this weekend's 20th annual University of Findlay Comedy Jam (at 47:11)

At one time it was all over the news, now not so much... Are autonomous vehicles still the 'next big thing'? Where the technology that once promised to make our roads accident-free stands today (at 13:17) --- ''Korea's Game''... Cyber-warfare is the 21st-century battlefield, and recent events serve as a reminder that the US is far from immune, but what would an all-out attack look like? (at 22:59) --- Keeping the Faith: Why do life's inevitable hardships cause some believers to fall away, while others will draw closer to God? (at 32:58) --- What's Happening: Details on February programs and events (both virtually and in-person) at the Findlay-Hancock County Library (at 48:40)

In another sign of optimism, the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts is scheduling shows again... MCPA executive director Heather Clow shares the latest update (at 13:43) --- After the Capitol riots, corporate America pledged to withhold political contributions to members of Congress who perpetuated the myth of a 'stolen election'... idle threat, or major shift in their influence over politics and policy? (at 23:18) --- Traditionally, agriculture has been the domain of rural America... but the 2018 Farm Bill called for the creation of a new office within the USDA to support the growing urban ag industry (at 33:07) --- What's Happening: Details on February programming from the Hancock Park District (at 44:27)

NetChoice, the industry organization representing many of the tech industry's biggest players (including Facebook, Twitter, Google and Amazon) responds to accusations of censorship and calls for greater regulatory oversight of content moderation on their platforms (at 13:35) --- Pandemic-induced cases of depression, anxiety and isolation are on the rise... how one woman found the cure for her own despair in helping others overcome theirs (at 23:41) --- Two-thirds of all those New Year's resolutions will fall by the wayside by the end of this month, and 80-percent by mid-February... Here's why and how you can give yours a reboot (at 43:31)

Representative Bob Latta shares his thoughts on working with a new administration and whether President Biden can succeed where his recent predecessors have failed to jumpstart bi-partisansip in Washington (at 14:06) --- Putting yourself on solid financial ground is crucial in uncertain times... do the economic realities of 2021 require unique goals and strategies? (at 25:07) --- Weekend Basketball Preview... The Findlay Trojans are itching to get back on the floor after having to cancel recent games due to virus concerns, while McComb looks to continue their comeback season against Arlington in BVC action (at 33:55) --- More easy (and tasty) recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 47:44)