Blanchard Valley Health System president Scott Malaney gives an update on the current state of the coronavirus pandemic response in Hancock County (at 14:23) --- Part of making a relationship work is sacrificing one's own needs for the sake of someone else, but there is a breaking point... How to know when it's time to ''Disentangle'' and find yourself again (at 25:48) --- Ever wonder about where that great cup of coffee really came from? Here's your chance to thank the farmer who makes your morning wake-up happen (at 36:41) --- Pizza in the slow cooker? It's one of this week's easy recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 51:41)

Findlay City Schools superintendent Troy Roth discusses what happens next after their operating levy request was defeated for a second time by voters (at 13:29) --- They say that all politics is local... Heather Lende talks about the adventure of public service in a small Alaskan town in her new book ''Of Bears and Ballots'' (at 23:06) --- Keeping the Faith: These days, saying the wrong thing can get a person ostracized pretty quickly... but Christians shouldn't always be so quick to worry about whether they ''Upset the World'' (at 41:01)

Ohio Democrats have filed suit to allow absentee voting in November not just by mail, but possibly by electronic means as well... what security issues could that pose? (at 14:02) --- Enhanced unemployment benefits and a second round of stimulus checks aren't the only ways of providing federal coronavirus relief... Representative Bob Latta discusses some of the other, lesser-known measures that are part of Congress' effort (at 23:13) --- The importance of high quality healthcare is certainly utmost in everyone's mind these days... the Fortune-IBM Watson Health list of America's top 100 hospitals highlights what makes the best stand out from the rest (at 35:14) --- What's Happening: Classic Movie Nights are back (sort of)... details on August events from the Hancock Historical Museum (at 47:47)

A new CreditCards.com survey finds many small business owners are using their own money and/or adding to their personal debt load to stay afloat... not unusual, but what are the implications given the state of the economy as a whole? (at 14:07) --- State Representative Jon Cross discusses the vote to replace the disgraced Speaker of the House amid an ongoing response to the resurgent coronavirus pandemic (at 22:09) --- Couldn't we all use a Spa Day right about now? Here's how to do it DIY-style (at 41:13)

What rights do employees have when an employer orders them back to work... and what responsibilities do employees have if they may have been exposed to the virus? (at 13:38) --- Consumer Affairs: For those who live in areas without high-speed internet access, Verizon is beginning the rollout of an alternative service (at 25:15) --- It's the summer of the road trip... but before setting off, make sure you have the right vehicle to fit with your family adventure (at 30:21)

Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn posted a video this week echoing the plea of the health department for community support of measures to slow the spread of COVID-19... she discusses the ramifications if individuals fail to do their part (at 13:49) --- Earlier in the week we reported that proponents were hopeful that language establishing healthcare price transparency would be included in the next coronavirus relief and economic stimulus bill... with that legislation stalled, what now? (at 23:14) --- Everyday Agriculture: Snakes are good to have around for their value to the ecology, but can be a problem if they nest too close to (or inside) your home (at 40:18) --- Grab your apron... we have more fun and easy recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 44:59)

How deep will the coronavirus-induced financial crisis get, and what happens when it is over? Are we any closer to the answers after the Federal Reserve's third meeting since the beginning of the pandemic? (at 12:57) --- How this year's economic disruption and uncertainty over the future has affected average Americans' concerns about retirement and long-term financial planning (at 23:25) --- Throwback Thursday: Hancock County Sheriff Mike Heldman discusses his appointment to a national task force on the cost of providing health care services to people in jail... an issue many people likely weren't aware was an issue (at 31:53) --- Around the Area: A fundraiser made for social distancing... Golf for Kids' Sake to benefit Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Putnam County is coming August 30 (at 45:15)

Coronavirus-related scams are everywhere... BBB president Dick Eppstein explains how to spot them and shut them down so you don't become the next victim (at 12:37) --- The limited social contact we've all had to endure through the pandemic has been hard on everyone... that is especially true for the at-risk youth in the community served by the Children's Mentoring Connection (at 23:49) --- With so much of their livelihood dependent on factors beyond their control, farmers are under more stress than ever... a new online course is designed to help them better manage it all (at 32:28) --- While the number of people who count themselves as believers has remained constant, regular worship attendance has steadily declined over the past 40 years... why people love God but hate church (at 48:08)

Times are tough enough already without making it harder on yourself... a new Bankrate survey finds an alarming number of people are deliberately doing things during the pandemic that have or will hurt their credit score (at 12:00) --- Who enforces the statewide mask mandate locally? The Hancock County Sheriff says 'don't call us' (at 21:02) --- What's Happening: Spending some time in the great outdoors is the perfect escape from the stresses of the world... here's what's happening in August with the Hancock Park District (at 26:25) --- When was the last time you read your Bible outside of church? How to navigate uncertain and tumultuous times by ''Making God Part of Your Family'' (at 41:34)

Underscoring how quickly things can change as COVID-19 cases continue to rise locally... Incoming FCS superintendent Troy Roth discusses the decision to delay the start of the new school year (at 15:29) --- A new bill to provide coronavirus relief may also include provisions aimed at bringing price transparency to the American healthcare system... a measure with benefits that go far beyond the pandemic itself (at 22:47) --- Consumer Affairs: Many scams involve trying to get victims to send the scammers iTunes gift cards... should Apple be held liable for the profits they've made as a result? (at 36:43) --- While many parents are understandably concerned about sending their kids back to class, families have also struggled to adapt to the alternative... how to increase the comfort level with virtual learning and tap into its potential to improve student engagement (at 41:29)