With work-at-home being the "new normal" for many offices these days, how to tell when online conferences will do or an in-person meeting is necessary to get the best results (at 11:10) --- After a change in leadership at the Ohio Department of Health, and as the cautious approach to reopening continues, State Representative Jon Cross is pushing forward with legislation to address economic concerns brought on by the coronavirus pandemic (at 22:46) --- The Findlay-Hancock County Public Library reopens today... Director Sarah Clevidence explains the precautions and preventive measures to protect staff and patrons (at 36:02)

To mask or not to mask? Blanchard Valley Health System vice-president Dr. William Kose discusses the latest guidance and why the experts' recommendations are often conflicting and confusing - Everyday Agriculture: Before the next storm hits, preventative maintenance is important in protecting your home landscaping, lawn and garden from damage - What if everything you thought you knew about healthy dieting and good nutrition was wrong? Certified sports nutritionist and personal trainer Joel Marion explains why - Five Things To Do this weekend in Hancock County (and online) - Get your BBQ on with more easy recipes with a western flare from Kyra's Kitchen!

THROWBACK THURSDAY: Summer months are the most popular time of the year for families to move to a new home, but beware the pitfalls and outright scams that could cost you time and money - Organizational consultant Julie Morgenstern shares secrets from her parenting book that's less about parenting than it is about making time to be a parent - Job hunting? These days, the interview begins long before you meet the boss... How to ensure you're making the right first impression - With splash and swim season here, it's important to know what's in the water

THE PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY is keeping America fueled up, but that's not the only critical role they have played during the coronavirus pandemic - THE NEXT SCHOOL YEAR (and perhaps even beyond) may look quite different, with educators and parents having to make even larger adjustments than students - EVERYDAY AGRICULTURE: Ag Secretary Sonny Perdue calls it a win-win-win... the USDA's Farmers to Families Food Box Program benefits those in need right now, as well as suppliers and distributors, and even farmers themselves - HAVE YOU PUT ON a few pounds lately? Months of quarantine will do that to you... Now it's time to get back on track with your diet and overall good health

WITH AMERICA'S RETURN-TO-WORK now underway... an examination of what the 'new normal' looks like in the office and work environment - NOT ALL JOBS will be coming back after the coronavirus pandemic, so training programs for new occupations are out there for those whose old ones aren't there anymore - ICYMI: Most of us are probably eager to put 2020 behind us, but what if this is actually the most important year of our lifetime? - KEEPING THE FAITH: Perhaps one of the most important lessons we can take away from the pandemic is how God can use our circumstances to blend into His story of redemption

The good news is that the unemployment rate is down and the number of new jobless claims has slowed, but it may not yet be time to say the pandemic recession is over - World Food Safety Day this past Sunday highlights the need for a plentiful and reliable global supply, and that is something that technology can help make happen - What's Happening: Details on activities and programs of the Hancock County OSU Extension and 4-H in the month of June

Findlay's 4th of July fireworks show is the latest casualty of the COVID-19 scare, and it probably won't be the last... A closer look at the impact this virus is taking on the local travel and tourism business - State Representative Jon Cross discusses his more recent calls for the resignation or removal of Dr. Amy Acton as Ohio Director of Health - Blanchard Valley Health System vice-president Dr. William Kose gives an update on the local COVID-19 response status - Five Things To Do this weekend in Hancock County (and online) - What's cooking this weekend? Some south-of-the-border recipes from Kyra's Kitchen!

Black Heritage Library founder Nina Parker discusses the outcry for social justice across America and shares details on the peaceful protest scheduled for this weekend in downtown Findlay - Does this all seem familiar? A perspective through the lens of history with the former managing editor of the Akron Beacon-Journal and author of 'When Truth Mattered: The Kent State Shootings 50 Years Later' - Throwback Thursday: From last summer, Ohio Senator Rob McColley discusses hearings on a bill to legalize many common backyard fireworks in the state - Paint, pesticide, motor oil and more... Hancock County residents can dispose of household hazardous waste for recycling this summer at Litter Landing - 5G technology is inching closer to reality, despite a slow start and some controversy... is it time to jump on board? What consumers need to know as the rollout continues

Demonstrators calling for an end to racial injustice are forcing America to have a conversation that is long overdue... even in communities such as Flag City, USA - The experience of a would-be developer whose substantial investment was derailed by decades of illegal toxic waste dumping involving the City of Atlanta came to light is a case study in the breach of public trust - It was 40 years ago that the eruption of Mt. St. Helens forever altered the ecosystem of the Pacific Northwest, now the region has become a living laboratory for scientists to study its rebirth - Keeping the Faith: Forced quarantine orders have kept families from having time apart from each other, which has created a recipe for conflict in many relationships - Zeus the Mighty is back in 'The Maze of the Menacing Minotaur'... a second adventure in the series for young readers from National Geographic Kids

The live entertainment industry has been devastated by restrictions to public gatherings, and they will be among the last venues allowed to reopen... what does the future hold for Findlay's Marathon Center for the Performing Arts? - Cybersecurity is always a concern for businesses, even more so now with staff working from home on networks and devices that may be more vulnerable - Scientists and medical researchers are working hard to develop a vaccine, or at least an effective treatment for COVID-19... and as it turns out, thanks to technology there's something we can all do to help advance that research - Telemedicine has become quite popular as a result of the coronavirus lockdown... so has teledentistry, but how does that work?