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)

Hancock County commissioners remain undecided on the best path forward to house the Probate and Juvenile Court... but with Judge Kristen Johnson filing legal action, do they have a choice in the matter? (at 11:55) --- Although the numbers locally remain small, Dr. William Kose of Blanchard Valley Health System discusses the concern over this month's rapid increase in coronavirus cases (at 21:50) --- Everyday Agriculture: Most snakes are actually good to have around, but at least 8,000 people are bitten by them every year... if you are one of them, would you know what to do? (at 40:48) --- This week's recipes from Kyra's Kitchen feature sweet and sour meatballs and pasta, and s'mores cobbler for dessert (at 46:00)

Findlay-Hancock County Economic Development, the Regional Growth Partnership and JobsOhio are providing PPE kits as part of a comprehensive effort to help businesses adapt to the realities of operating during the coronavirus pandemic (at 14:13) --- ONU Constitutional law professor and Brown University associated scholar Dr. Scott Gerber explains why he described the recently completed US Supreme Court session 'the most significant in years' in a recent editorial for the Columbus Dispatch (at 22:14) --- A new young adult novel tackles the important and timely topics of social justice and the power of the ballot box... we speak with the author of ''The Voting Booth'' (at 33:02) --- Throwback Thursday: No sport embraces its history the way baseball does... but are the traditional benchmarks and milestones still relevant in the modern game? Were they ever? (at 47:44)

LGBTQ+ Spectrum of Findlay executive director Dr. Jasmin Bradley shares her reaction to the vandalism of the group's downtown street display over the weekend, and the swift condemnation from community leaders (at 14:11) --- Just like everything else, the pandemic has further complicated the already complex college admission process, leading more students to consider taking time off before continuing their education... but is that the right move? (at 24:50) --- Everyday Agriculture: Millennials are a generation that is passionate about food... both as consumers, and as producers as well (at 36:00) --- What's Happening: While the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library itself has reopened, most regular programming for the summer remains online (at 45:36)

Details on a court settlement that may provide compensation for individuals affected financially by errors in their Equifax credit report (at 15:39) --- To Your Health: Early-stage breast cancer is already one of the most treatable forms of the disease... now the news is getting better for those in advanced stages, as well (at 25:39) --- Keeping the Faith: There are plenty of things to be fearful of these days, but Christians can use the fear of God to put everything else in perspective (at 43:50)

Will personal financial hardship brought on by the economic impact of the coronavirus lead to another housing crisis? A new survey reveals some troubling clues (at 14:44) --- For most of us, the mental anguish over the effects of the pandemic are worse than the threat of the coronavirus itself... we have insight and advice on what gets to us, and what gets us through (at 23:31) --- Another title to add to your summer reading list... ''Found'' is the culmination of the best-selling House of Night - Other World series (at 41:06)

LIVE ON LOCATION at McDonald's on Tiffin Avenue as we Stuff the Bus with back-to-school supplies for kids and families in need... our broadcast sponsored by FriendsOffice (at 10:34) --- What exactly will back-to-school look like this fall? Incoming superintendent Troy Roth discusses the current plan for the Findlay City Schools, and how it could change between now and the first day of class (or beyond) (at 17:01) --- Before we get too far ahead of ourselves, there's still plenty of summer left to enjoy... with many families opting for driving vacations this year, there are important things every RV newbie needs to know before hitting the open road (at 29:36) --- Once our collection effort has concluded, the second part of the Stuff the Bus campaign is getting those donations into the hands of kids who need them... and that's where Christian Clearing House comes in (at 44:14)

Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn discusses the decision to make some changes within her administration, as announced earlier this week (at 13:17) --- To Your Health: The virus itself is just the start... a closer look at the broader medical implications brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic (at 28:20) --- Around Town: Postponed from a few weeks ago due to weather, Blanchard Valley Center is hosting a car wash this weekend to benefit the families of special needs children (at 35:45) --- The juiciest grilled chicken kabobs highlight a collection of perfect summertime cookout recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 50:24)

The recent SCOTUS ruling in June v. Russo was not what those on either side of the abortion issue expected... we discuss the implications of that decision from both perspectives of this emotional and divisive issue (at 12:49) --- What's Happening: The Red Cross is still in great need of volunteers to both give blood, with the pandemic continuing to impact donation drives, and assist in disaster relief for summer and fall emergencies (at 31:15) --- Everyday Agriculture: Those in suburbs or even cities thinking about raising poultry in the backyard have several things to take in consideration (at 45:47) --- Keeping the Faith: Every year, millions of couples stand before God and family to pledge their lifelong love for each other... Do they really know what they’re getting into? (at 49:11)