The schools, the pandemic and the PTA... What is the future of parental involvement in the classroom? (at 15:32) --- This is Teacher Appreciation Week... We've all gained new appreciation for the work teachers do, so here's how you can give your favorite teacher a dream vacation along with $25K for their school (at 23:03) --- Blanchard Valley Health System's Dr. Bill Kose discusses the latest public health guidance for those who have been vaccinated, and the possibility of making COVID-19 shots available to those under the age of 16 (at 36:27)

Ohio will lose a congressional seat due to the population shift of the latest Census count... but why? Is it time to revisit the number of members of the House of Representatives, which has been set at 435 for more than a century? (at 15:38) --- Mental Health Monday: Vaccines will help fight the physical threat of the virus, but the emotional and psychological impact requires a different kind of healing to put the pandemic fully behind us (at 26:01) --- After last year's lockdowns and quarantines, we have What You Need to make this Mother's Day extra-special (at 45:44)

Many of us have spent the past year reflecting on the things that are truly important and looking back on our life story, and every one of those stories deserves to be told... Now, they can be (at 15:11) --- Best-selling author David Baldacci talks about bringing the colorful characters to life in his latest Archer novel ''A Gambling Man'' (at 22:56) --- More creative and yummy recipes to share with your family from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 40:43)

Not surprisingly, Americans turned to online shopping in record numbers last year... can the traditional business model survive COVID-19? (at 14:54) --- Senator Sherrod Brown discusses the economic impact his 'Build America, Buy America Act' would have when paired with President Biden's infrastructure plan (at 22:22) --- Keeping the Faith: You are the primary spiritual influence in the lives of your children... ''The Whole Story for the Whole Family'' is a devotional that can help turn that overwhelming responsibility into a fulfilling blessing (at 28:18) --- Around Town: Ready to get out of the house? We preview this weekend's Springtime in Ohio Art and Craft Show (at 50:05)

Longtime automotive supplier Nissin Brake has a new name... and along with it comes greater opportunities for the company and its Findlay operations (at 15:24) --- Joe Biden addresses a joint session of Congress this evening as he approaches the traditional 'First 100 Days' benchmark of his presidency... with the first job approval numbers showing a mixed bag of early successes and stumbles (at 21:32) --- Around Town: Cast members of the Heritage Christian School production of ''Pygmalion'' join us to preview this weekend's show (at 31:42) --- What's Happening: Details on May programming and events at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 49:17)

After every disaster, there comes the time to analyze the response... What lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic could help us prevent the next public health crisis? (at 13:03) --- Included in President Biden's massive virus relief bill was $800-million in funding to support, recruit, and retain qualified health professionals and students through the HHS National Health Service Corps (at 21:28) --- What's Happening: Spring has sprung! Time to get out into the fresh air with May programs and activities from the Hancock Park District (at 42:55)

Because family stability means more than just having a roof over your head... Habitat for Humanity is launching one of its first Financial Opportunity Center programs here in Findlay/Hancock County (at 13:47) --- Saturday was World Meningitis Day... a critically important medical issue that families can't afford to forget amid all the headlines about that other health issue over the past year (at 23:08) --- Katie Linendoll - a frequent technology contributor to this program and others nationally - has been working on an entirely different type of project during quarantine... releasing a new Contemporary Christian music album, ''Jericho Battle Cry'' (at 41:58)

Following up on the Hancock County Commissioners' plan to purchase most of the Findlay Mall... economic development director Tim Mayle shares his thoughts on how that might impact the overall future revitalization of the property (at 12:24) --- The Command Sergeant Major of the US Army Reserve explains what it means to be part of the best-trained, best-equipped, most-ready reserve in history on their 113th birthday (at 21:11) --- Another collection of easy-to-make recipes for your family to enjoy from Kyra's Kitchen (at 40:31)

Job killer, or job creator? Or could it be both? For Earth Day... A closer look at the impact of green energy on Ohio's economy from the perspective of a blue-collar worker who's been on both sides (at 13:02) --- Automobile manufacturers believe that electric power is the way of the future... for consumers, buying an EV is different in some significant ways from purchasing a conventional vehicle (at 21:12) --- Throwback Thursday: Discourse dysfunction... How do we get back to a civil debate on tough issues? (at 28:58) --- Around The Area: Camp Fire is heading back to camp! Details on how you can sign your kids up for day camp and resident camp programs for the Summer of 2021 (at 47:18)

The debate over guns in America always spurs emotional rhetoric on both sides... but State Representative Jon Cross says the way he and other legislators were characterized in a Courier editorial this week goes too far, and he is responding with harsh words of his own (at 13:00) --- Rock and Roll Hall-of-Famer Alice Cooper explains his connection (aside from the name) to Cooper Tire's ''Driven to Perform'' contest, and reflects on what it takes to go from garage band to superstardom (at 23:28) --- Keeping the Faith: If there's anything the past year has taught us, it's that optimism and trust in God can carry us through the most difficult of times (at 31:28)