How many times do we let our own first-world problems get in the way of treating others the way we should? Monday Motivation from St. Marks UMC Pastor Dan Metzger on keeping perspective on what truly matters in this world (at 13:52) --- Experts say between now and the end of the year is probably the best time to buy a car, but with roughly 275 different models to choose from, how do you pick the right one? (at 27:03) --- Around The Area: ''Americans and the Holocaust''... A special exhibit now through the end of September that's worth the drive to the Upper Sandusky Community Library (at 41:57)

We're taking the show on the road, presented by Taylor Automotive of Findlay... ON LOCATION at Donnell Stadium for the kickoff of another high school football season, featuring: Trojans Head Coach Stefan Adams - Findlay Athletic Director Nate Weihrauch - Marching Band Director Rob Ciesluk - WFIN Broadcast Team Tim Montgomery and Cliff Hite - Coaches Corner Host John Marshall

How pharmacy benefit managers went from holding drug costs in check to the reason prices are out of control, and what can be done about it (at 13:13) --- Earlier this month, the US Treasury staged a 'Yen-tervention' in an effort to stabilize the Japanese currency... We explain what was done and why it matters (at 25:04) --- It will be a special evening on Friday as Arlington High School opens their football season at the new Doc Castor Field at Joe Metzger Stadium... A fitting tribute to a Red Devil legend (at 42:28)

The unlikely but incredibly cool story of how the Old Fort High School choir got to be rock stars for a day... Sharing the stage last night with the band Foreigner in concert at the Toledo Zoo Ampitheater (at 14:15) --- Most of us don't think about finding a good lawyer until we need a good lawyer... But how do you know who's actually the best to represent you and not just the best at marketing themselves to you (at 25:32) --- What's Happening: 50 North is coordinating plans for a special day of fun activities and programs for Senior Day at the Hancock County Fair (at 41:33)

Data centers and housing issues continue to be on the minds of city leaders... Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn joins us to further discuss these hot-button community issues (at 12:11) --- Community and Business Spotlight: As our population continues to age, Taylor Place Assisted Living is committed to providing for the ongoing healthcare needs of their residents (at 25:07) --- What's Happening: An update on the latest programs and activities from the Findlay Family YMCA (at 35:59)

Monday Motivation for couples on ''Winning Together: 8 Keys to Building a Thriving Marriage''... Lessons in overcoming society's impossible standards and the unrealistic expectations we often place on ourselves (at 12:32) --- Findlay Police are set to release bodycam video of last week's fatal shooting... The standard protocol to ensure transparency, but potentially traumatic for all involved (at 23:14) --- Helping our pets live their best lives... The latest trends and highlights from this year's SuperZoo pet product expo (at 33:35) --- Around Town: Members of the cast join us to preview the Fort Findlay Playhouse Second Stage production of ''The Diary of Anne Frank'' (at 46:25)

A difficult year for the Hancock County Agricultural Society came to a head last week with a management shakeup less than a month before the beginning of the fair... But the show will go on (at 13:59) --- Families today have more education options than ever before... This year, three out of four parents say they have at least investigated those options, if not enrolled their child in a different school than they attended last year - A closer look at the boom in school choice (at 21:47) --- Easy recipes to help you put a home-cooked meal on the table during those frazzled school nights from Kyra's Kitchen (at 39:06)

Findlay City Schools Superintendent Dr. Andy Hatton shares his welcome back message to students, families and staff as the new school year begins (at 14:33) --- Community and Business Spotlight: From the kickoff of this year's fundraising campaign, the Fall Days of Caring and second annual Barrels and Bids event, September is shaping up to be a very busy month for the United Way of Hancock County (at 24:06) --- What's Happening: 50 North is coordinating plans for a special day of fun activities and programs for Senior Day at the Hancock County Fair (at 38:00)

Findlay City Schools are the first in our area to return to class... Time for a reminder about the role we all play in back-to-school safety (at 13:41) --- The Humane Society recently took in more than a dozen dogs in an animal cruelty case... The process for rescuing abused and neglected animals is more complicated than you may think (at 26:03) --- College students are heading back to class as well, and the number one school supply on their list is a good computer (at 37:04) --- What's Happening: The Hancock County OSU Extension and 4-H programs are going full tilt getting ready for the fair (at 52:45)

With more than 17,000 sites serving over 50-million Americans, Community Health Centers meet a critical need for individuals and families who otherwise would not have access to affordable primary care (at 12:25) --- Throwback Thursday: Yes, the school supplies can add up and the clothes are expensive, but it is the technology that really gets you... strategies for managing those costs without breaking the bank from the experts at CNET Money (at 20:58) --- Looking to serve up something deliciously different on your plate, or put a new spin on a family favorite? Taste what pork can do (at 41:03)