Hancock County Economic Development is collaborating with their counterparts in Allen, Hardin, Putnam and Van Wert counties to create a comprehensive strategy for the entire region... and they're looking for community input to help shape that policy (at 13:43) --- Good Mornings Flashback: Setting foot on the moon was man's crowning achievement, but it might never have happened without the bravery of Jim Lovell and the crew of ''Apollo 8'' (at 26:15) --- What's Happening: The Hancock County 4-H program is busy gearing up for the fair, which is now just two weeks away (at 47:09)

Ohio's extended and expanded Sales Tax Holiday begins today... We have the details to help you make the most of it, because it's far more than just school supplies that qualify (at 13:00) --- Area students will begin heading back to class in less than two weeks... Here's some terrific tech for back-to-school season (at 20:31) --- ICYMI: It's hard to put into words the positive impact foster families can have on the lives of children experiencing family crises - the only problem is there aren't enough of them (at 29:05) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 50:53)

Senator Jon Husted has been among the loudest voices of support for the president's tax and spending package... highlighting its benefits as part of the early campaign in next year's special election to retain his seat (at 14:41) --- ''Disease Knows No Politics'' - It's an easy statement to agree with, but not always easy to achieve... Former NIH director Dr. Elias Zerhouni examines where we got off track in his new memoir (at 23:49) --- Keeping connected to the community they serve, keeping the community connected to those who serve them... the Hancock County Commissioners' 'Town and Country Tuesdays' continue in the month of August (at 47:25)

Despite pressure from the White House, the Federal Reserve is not expected to lower interest rates this week... What signs are they waiting for to know when it's time? (at 20:51) --- Plant Tulips, Grow Hope... The annual tulip bulb sale from the Hancock County Parkinson's Network is underway, because it's never too early to think about next spring (at 30:38) --- What's Happening: A preview of August events and programs, along with some big changes to leadership next month at the Hancock Historical Museum (at 51:50)

Around Town: It's a tried and tested way of building safe communities... the annual Flag City Night Out event connecting the public to local law enforcement and first responders is coming up next week (at 11:50) --- To Your Health: Motherhood is an exciting journey, but also an overwhelming one... Why proper pre- and post-natal care is important for both mom and baby (at 15:48) --- What's Happening: Can't get enough of this warm weather and sunshine? We get an update on August programs and events from the Hancock Park District (at 36:39)

Big plans are in the works in every state and community to commemorate America's 250th birthday next July... but for the US Postal Service, the celebration has already begun (at 12:21) --- Starting the week with some good news about the economy for a change... A new Edward Jones survey finds the majority of Americans are optimistic about their financial future (at 22:23) --- What's Happening: The countdown is on to another season of top-notch entertainment at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts... with tickets to all shows available now (at 42:45)

ON LOCATION at McDonald's on Tiffin Avenue for our annual Stuff the Bus communtiy school supplies drive --- Back-to-School time can bring a range of emotions for both kids and parents alike... today's show is sponsored by the Family Resource Center of Hancock County (at 10:49) --- Educators are getting ready to welcome students back to class... Findlay City Schools Superintendent Dr. Andy Hatton talks about preparing for a year of change (at 42:44)

Parenting in the digital age can be a modern-day minefield of complexities, challenges and sometimes confusion... An initiative from the National PTA can help families navigate the pitfalls (at 13:56) --- Can't afford to buy a house right now? You're not alone, which is why the rental market is hotter than ever... We have tips that can help you land the most sought-after homes or apartments on the best terms (at 23:59) --- Another collection of delicious recipes from Kyra's Kitchen... a day early! (at 44:42)

Despite the recent emphasis on skills-based hiring, a new report finds most jobs aren't filled based on a candidate's qualifications, with employers prioritizing personality and gut instinct over proven ability... an approach that may have always been more common than we'd like to admit (at 13:13) --- The summer wouldn't be complete without a visit to the Ohio State Fair... which this year celebrates its 175th anniversary (at 21:09) --- What's Happening: Details on upcoming activities and programs at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library for the month of August (at 42:21)

Findlay Police Chief James Mathias discusses the challenges that have plagued downtown cruise nights over the past several months, which led to the city shutting down the most recent event, and the possibility of the tradition returning in the future (at 14:38) --- Findlay Police Chief James Mathias discusses the challenges that have plagued downtown cruise nights over the past several months, which led to the city shutting down the most recent event, and the possibility of the tradition returning in the future (at 14:38) --- Members of the Fort Findlay Playhouse join us to preview the opening show of their new season... and it's really ''Something Rotten'' (at 46:23)