Federal EV tax credits are now set to expire at the end of this month, far ahead of the original schedule... What will be the impact for those considering the purchase of electric vehicles, and for manufacturers who have invested so heavily in the technology? (at 15:50) --- School supplies aren't the only thing to put a dent in family budgets this time of year... While the battle over vaccines makes headlines, prescription drug prices on everything from insulin to epi-pens continue to soar (at 22:59) --- Around Town: More than a fundraiser - The weekend's CPS Flock Walk is a celebration of community, hope, and support (at 45:24)

How many times have you heard the boss talk about 'doing more with less'? With companies pushing employees harder than ever, it's no wonder there are record levels of burnout. Time to hit the reset button and focus on ''The Wellness Ethic'' (at 14:05) --- September is Disaster Preparedness Month... New research from Allstate and the US Chamber of Commerce Foundation highlights the financial benefits of investing in preparedness over investing even more in recovery (at 26:07) --- What's Happening: Among September's highlights from the Hancock County OSU Extension is this week's 'Food Kindness Event' to help fight hunger in Northwest Ohio (at 43:08)

September is Responsible Gaming Education Month... The fact that it's also NFL kickoff weekend is no coincidence (at 12:48) --- They literally watch your kids grow up - Findlay City Schools bus drivers are seeking to start a scholarship fund for those students... and what better way for the Transportation Department to raise money than by raffling off a new car! (at 23:32) --- HSFB Preview: The Findlay Trojans open NLL play at home vs. Springfield tonight (at 31:26) --- A special collection of kid-friendly recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 49:24)

An update on 'Project HOME' - the low-barrier housing project launched last year through Hancock County ADAMHS and City Mission, with partner support from the Family Resource Center... Is it making a difference? (at 14:20) --- September is National Library Card Sign-Up Month... and trust us, it couldn't come at a better time, with a special incentive from the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 25:34) --- What's Happening: Among the events this month at the Hancock Historical Museum, the countdown is on to their annual Oktoberfest celebration (at 45:59)

It's been identified time and again as an ongoing challenge in Findlay... Now the Community Foundation is challenging the community to address the issue of housing accessibility and affordability (at 13:25) --- Standing side-by-side with veterans in distress... This week's Silent Watch event in the heart of downtown Findlay is a powerful reminder about the tragedy of veteran suicide (at 23:57) --- What's Happening: We get the latest update on fall programming from the Findlay Family YMCA... and it was one year ago that ground was broken on their new Early Learning Center (at 45:21)

Beyond Baseball... The new Miracle League Fitness Park expansion is coming together, with a call for volunteers to make it happen as a true community project (at 12:42) --- You know you want to know... the editor of the Old Farmer's Almanac joins us to break down the winter season forecast for Northwest Ohio (at 24:19) --- What's Happening: Summer may be ending, but there's still plenty of outdoor fun in September from the Hancock Park District (at 46:53)

Our conversation with Lieutenant Governor Jim Tressel about his newly-launched fitness challenge for elementary and middle school kids in the state of Ohio... and we’ll also get his take on Saturday’s Buckeyes opener (at 8:43) --- Ohio State vs. Texas is one of the biggest games of the entire college football season... and every great game deserves great food (at 19:20) --- HSFB Preview: After dropping their opener, the Trojans hit the road for a trip to Lima Senior (at 27:14) --- Manager Haley Reese previews a jam-packed weekend of fun at the Hancock County Fair (at 46:36)

ON LOCATION at the Hancock County Fair: One thing you see quite a few of at every county fair - elected officials... State Representative Ty Mathews drops by for a visit (at 9:49) --- Something new this year at the fair - the chance to see if any of your family heirlooms or treasured trinkets are actually worth something with an 'Antiques Roadshow' style appraisal event (at 19:52) --- Yesterday's visit from the STEM Bus was a big hit at the fair, with its hands-on projects aimed at getting kids excited about a future that they will help create... But it also presents a challenge: How do we prepare students for careers that don't even exist yet? (at 39:45)

Back ON LOCATION at the Hancock County Fair... Day 2 is all about saluting those who have served - Hancock County Veterans Service Office executive director Nichole Coleman joins us to talk about all the special things on the schedule (at 9:53) --- For the kids, the OSU Extension STEM Bus returns to the Hancock County Fair today... with over 200 projects providing hands-on learning experiences in science, technology, engineering, arts and math (at 20:19) --- We're off to a good start... Fair manager Haley Reese recaps opening day and looks forward to the rest of the week (at 41:27)

It's opening day of the Hancock County Fair, with plenty of excitement for everyone... We are ON LOCATION with a preview of what's back and what's new for the family to enjoy (at 16:40) --- A tradition with great history... Meet the Junior Fair Royalty who will be presiding over this year's festivities (at 21:44) --- The Hancock County OSU Extension and 4-H have a number of special programs for families and youth throughout the week at the Fair (at 48:48)