With signs of a plateau in the pandemic, Blanchard Valley Health System president Scott Malaney provides the latest update on the local coronavirus response - Weathering tough times is part of the job for any business owner, but the current hardships are unprecedented... The Findlay-Hancock County Chamber of Commerce is giving local entrepreneurs the chance to sound off on their biggest challenges and fears - Community and Business Spotlight: The United Way of Hancock County is keeping busy during the coronavirus pandemic, and planning to help keep more people food secure moving forward - Throwback Thursday: Tax deadline day has been pushed back this year, but Tax Freedom Day has finally arrived - Survival tips for families heading into a second month of home quarantine from the experts at Momtrends

As the statewide shutdown pushes toward its second month, how much longer can this go on before Ohio businesses are faced with damage that is irreversible? - How much the economy can take is the question for which no one has an answer, but one thing is certain... already vibrant communities will find it much easier to recover - Everyday Agriculture: A dramatic change in the way work is getting done during the COVID-19 pandemic demonstrates the longstanding concern over a lack of broadband internet access in rural communities - Keeping the Faith: This week marks the 25th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing... how two fathers whose lives were forever changed on that day have been able to find 'Grace in the Rubble'

Food banks everywhere are being pushed to their limit by the sudden surge of families in need, with effects of coronavirus squeezing the system from every direction - It may be seveal more weeks before America gets back down to business and with more than 15-million workers already sidelined, how many of those jobs will still be there when all this is over? - How automated AI technology is being deployed by healthcare operations, local governments, schools and more to keep up with the public's demand for information - Even as the COVID-19 pandemic seems to be all anyone is talking and thinking about, the Red Cross continues to prepare for the other emergencies that can still happen at any time

Mental Health Mondays: While mom and dad worry about the future of their jobs and how to pay the bills, kids are dealing with their own issues of uncertainty and anxiety... Aeryn Williams of the Family Resource Center offers advice for helping them cope - Fear and confusion surrounding the coronavirus emergency is a breeding ground for fraud schemes, here's how not to get taken by opportunistic scammers - What's Happening: The Hancock County 4-H program is keeping busy, finding creative ways to keep their youth projects on track

Even though consumers are stockpiling food, these aren't boom times for farmers... and like many industries, the full impact on agriculture won't be known for several months - To Your Health: For more than 18-million people with heart disease, the COVID-19 pandemic adds an even greater danger to what is already America's number one killer - May as well use this time to get started on your Spring Cleaning project... while you're separating what needs to be tossed from what can be recycled or reused, it's important to know the difference - We finish another week of shows from the home studio with some tasty and easy recipes from Kyra's Kitchen

How America's teachers are adjusting to new and unfamiliar methods of educating students outside the walls of the classroom in a way most of them were never trained for - Former Liberty-Benton and Ohio State basketball standout Aaron Craft shares his first-hand experience with the impact of the coronavirus while living and playing in Italy - One thing we can do since we're stuck at home anyway... tackle all those overdue projects around the house

Blanchard Valley Health System vice-president Dr. William Kose discusses the latest coronavirus news and gives an update on the local response - If preventive measures due to coronavirus have prevented you from paying the bills, the credit experts at Experian have some advice on what to do - IBM is harnessing the power of its Watson supercomputer to track the progression of the coronavirus outbreak within every community in America through the Weather Channel platform - Keeping the Faith: The spiritual side of preparing for the unexpected... how to guard against a crisis of faith

Politics amid the pandemic... Ohio Democratic Party chair David Pepper discusses the impact of delays in the state primary, the nominating convention and possibly even the November election - Online meetings and working from home may continue to be the norm well past the health emergency... here's how we can be more productive and effective - Taking the stress out of a simple trip to the supermarket... Chef George Duran has advice on maximizing every shopping trip and making the most out of everything in your pantry - For anyone who still believes they are somehow immune from contracting this coronavirus, a cautionary tale from a triathlete, Ironman and former Special Ops Pararescueman

Mental Health Mondays: The longer this continues, the greater the challenge... Ellyn Schmiesing of Findlay's FOCUS: Recovery and Wellness Community discusses ways we can help each other cope with the prolonged social isolation - With the vast numbers of people out of work and businesses shuttered, a new Bankrate.com survey examines the dramatic shifts in consumer spending, which is the most important driving force of the US economy - It's the season of renewal, so if you're ready to show the world your best self when all this is over, the OSU Extension 2020 Spring Wellness Challenge can help - Through this pandemic, Facebook has been a lifeline for so many... now the social media giant is doing even more to keep people connected

Declining attendance and dwindling stewardship is putting church parishes at risk at a time when they are needed most, especially in low-income and underserved communities - While much of the state stays home, the Ohio Department of Transportation is taking advantage of less-crowded roadways to push forward with their construction schedule, including completion of Findlay's I-75 widening project - There are many books about healthy dieting out there, but few that come from this point of view... Author Robyn Cruze shares her personal experience with an eating disorder in 'Making Peace With Your Plate' - To wrap up another week of shows from the Chris' home studio, we have more great recipes cooking up in Kyra's Kitchen