Community and Business Spotlight: The Family Resource Center is making spirits bright this holiday season with the inaugural Twinkle Nights drive-through Christmas lights display at the Hancock County Fairgrounds (at 13:28) --- How's your water? A new national survey reveals how Americans feel about the quality of their tap water, the true cost of keeping it clean and just how prepared we really are for water-related disasters (at 20:12) --- Making your list and checking it twice... We have great holiday tech picks for everyone you're gifting this year (at 38:54)

From Medicare scams to holiday hoaxes to tax fraud, this is prime time for con artists to pull their tricks... when the hectic nature of the season often catches victims off-guard (at 13:44) --- Like the current HHS Secretary, Autism Parents Initiative founder Dinesh Danny shares a passion to root out the cause of the disorder and do something about it... but he points the finger in a different direction (at 24:34) --- Millions of people use their Apple Watch to track daily activity or sleep quality, and now it can also detect signs of something even more impactful - chronic hypertension (at 45:10)

Mental Health Monday: The holiday season isn't a joyous time for everyone... Managing the heartbreak of loss during what we're told is supposed to be 'the most wonderful time of the year' (at 11:53) --- To Your Health: A story for National Caregivers Month about the impact of a cancer diagnosis on the patient's entire family (at 23:49) --- Months after losing their home in the now-demolished mall, the Children's Museum of Findlay has finally found a new place to call home (at 45:03)

The latest update from the Ohio Department of Transportation on the County Road 99 diverging diamond project after Wednesday night's fiery crash at the new bridge (at 12:46) --- Best-selling author David Baldacci joins us to talk about the new hero at the center of his latest thriller ''Nash Falls'' (at 20:44) --- Findlay's football season came to an end last week... Trojans head coach Stefan Adams reflects on the year and building on it moving forward (at 30:11) --- A special collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen for those who need to take a dish to the Thanksgiving feast (at 48:21)

BREAKING: Congressman Bob Latta shares his thoughts on the deal to finally bring an end to the government shutdown (at 11:17) --- How much would a 50-year mortgage really cost... for both consumers and the real estate industry? (at 23:07) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The United Way of Hancock County is introducing their Holiday Giving Guide full of gifts that truly give back (at 32:14) --- Throwback Thursday: Lynne Cheney discusses her book ''The Virginia Dynasty''... which offers not only a lesson in history, but a unique perspective on the politics of the present day (at 50:14)

The National Retail Federation anticipates a 'Green' Christmas... An overly optimistic outlook, given that consumer sentiment is near an all-time low and household debt is near a record high? (at 14:23) --- If this week's early arctic blast has you worried about what's to come this winter, we have some simple tips on keeping your home cozy without freezing your finances (at 25:41) --- Last year, PETA introduced the 'Kind Frog' as an alternative to the dissection of actual animals in high school science classes... But do students get as much out of it if it's not really real? (at 44:48)

Former Hancock County Veterans Service Office director Nichole Coleman talks about her new role with TurboVets, and what the startup platform is all about (at 12:44) --- For 15 years, the community has shown its appreciation for local and regional veterans by supporting the mission of Flag City Honor Flight... Plans are underway to continue that mission into 2026 (at 25:59) --- Salute to Service: Meet the veteran entrepreneur who leveraged the skills, grit and determination of her experience in the US Army to launch her own innovative sock company (at 46:00)

Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose recaps last week's election, the bipartisan agreement on congressional redistricting and discusses his campaign to be the next state Auditor (at 13:41) --- Like those in the private sector, ACA enrollees and Medicare recipients, federal employees and retirees have a limited window to review and update their benefit options (at 24:35) --- What's Happening: The Hancock County OSU Extension is focused on helping those in the community affected by the suspension of SNAP benefits, and highlighting tips for successful holiday meal planning (at 42:34)

Later this month, OHSAA member schools will vote on rules surrounding NIL for prep athletes in Ohio... Will the money grab that some say has ruined college athletics have the same effect on high school sports? (at 12:10) --- HSFB Preview: After last week's bye, the Trojans begin their playoff run by hosting Huber Heights Wayne tonight at Donnell Stadium (at 23:58) --- With Thanksgiving less than three weeks away, the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line is up and running... With all the advice nervous hosts need, and this season's hottest hosting accessory (at 29:11) --- Another collection of easy and delicious family recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 46:33)

Another check-in with Senator Jon Husted as the government shutdown reaches unprecedented levels - now the longest in American history - with more federal services being threatened, and no end in sight (at 13:23) --- November is Family Caregivers Month... Highlighting resources and support for those who are taking on one of life's most challenging roles, that can also be one of the most rewarding (at 23:50) --- What's Happening: Newly-named Executive Director Abigail Inbody previews the special programs and events at the Hancock Historical Museum in November and beyond (at 44:43)