We've done it again - America's Top Micropolitan Community for the 11th year in a row... and the 'Findlay Formula' keeps chugging along (at 13:30) --- Barely two months past Christmas and already we're getting a look at the hottest toys of 2025... The inside scoop from this week's American International Toy Fair (at 22:00) --- ICYMI: This is Green Career Week... You might be surprised at the wide range of opportunities in the field of horticulture (at 29:43) --- What's Happening: Details on the latest happenings in March at the Findlay YMCA (at 49:35)

Last week's housing numbers showed pending sales at an all-time low, leading some analysts to describe the real estate market as having reached a 'breaking point'... Do local conditions mirror the national trends? (at 13:47) --- New data finds that teaching good financial habits early has a lifelong positive impact... an important correlation given the astounding number of young adults entering debt-counseling programs (at 23:21) --- What's Happening: The Hancock County OSU Extension is celebrating Ohio 4-H Week! (at 45:20)

The first of two deliveries of NASA cargo to the lunar surface is expected this weekend... What this means for America's goal of returning to the moon - and exploring beyond (at 12:18) --- The final day of February is Rare Disease Day... But as it turns out, rare diseases are not necessarily as rare as you might think (at 22:57) --- The Findlay High School basketball season is over... Trojans head coach Ryan Grose reflects on a challenging year (at 31:16) --- Another collection of delicious and easy recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 46:21)

Salute To Service + To Your Health: A growing number of young people in their teens and 20s are being diagnosed with heart disease... posing a particular challenge to the recruiting and readiness efforts of the US military (at 13:35) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The VITA program, providing free tax prep help through the United Way of Hancock County, is still available for those who qualify (at 22:18) --- What's Happening: Details on programs and events in the month of March at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 38:57)

What does the rise of generative AI, with its ability to create things, mean for the people who have made a career out of creating things? (at 12:01) --- What's Happening: It's CommunityREAD time... Findlay-Hancock County Public Library Director Sarah Clevidence shares details on this year's featured book ''Gaining Ground: A Story of Farmers' Markets, Local Food, and Saving the Family Farm'' (at 21:11) --- Around Town: Flapjacks, Hotcakes or Griddle Cakes... this weekend's Pancake Day event by any other name is still the biggest fundraiser of the year for the Findlay Kiwanis (at 42:57)

Homelessness in America has increased 18-percent year-over-year, but there are some encouraging storylines... What's driving the problem, what's working - and what's not - to address it (at 13:08) --- We all want to live the longest, healthiest life possible... In his new book, Dr. Nathan Bryan argues the magic formula lies in understanding ''The Secret of Nitric Oxide'' (at 22:40) --- What's Happening: Spring will be here in less than a month, so it's time to come out of hibernation with March programs and events from the Hancock Park District (at 43:42)

Findlay City Schools Superintendent Andy Hatton discusses the high-stakes town hall coming up this week ahead of May's critical levy vote (at 12:22) --- Tax season is in full swing - and even though the deadline is still weeks away, April 15 will be here before you know it... But there's no need to panic with modern tools to make the whole process easier (at 22:42) --- Around Town: Members of the cast join us to preview the Fort Findlay Playhouse production of the cat-and-mouse thriller ''Perfect Crime'' (at 43:42)

''Beyond One Percent: Unleashing Your Potential Against All Odds''... An inspiring evening with Brock Mealer is coming up next week at St. Andrew's Church (at 12:25) --- Women of Worth... For 20 years, L'Oreal Paris has been recognizing and honoring extraordinary female non-profit leaders for their selfless dedication to their communities (at 23:09) --- HS Basketball Preview: The Trojans wrap up their regular season schedule at Perrysburg before heading into tournament play (at 30:21) --- Don't like leftovers? Try these recipes for two from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 44:50)

State Representative Ty Mathews discusses his committee assignments in the Ohio House and thoughts on the governor's budget proposal that is now up for debate in the Legislature (at 14:04) --- Crime Prevention Conversations: Neighborhood Block Watch programs are among the most well-established tools for crime prevention... and even after more than 50 years, still among the most effective (at 26:06) --- It may be one of the best ideas ever to help an often overlooked and underserved group of young people... The Dick and Jane McCleary Fund for Homeless and Foster Youth, established through the Community Foundation (at 46:36)

Hancock County Commissioner Tim Bechtol talks about the opening of the new Allan H. Davis Judicial Center (at 14:15) --- Beware of romance scams... Even though Valentine's Day is past, many con artists don't send up warning signs right away - they're in it for the long game, so you should be, too (at 25:18) --- Could you use a getaway right about now? This is what's known as 'Wave Season' for cruise lines... an industry that has seen a remarkable turnaround from the uncertainty of the pandemic (at 31:02) --- Around Town: It's that time again... the Christian Clearing House Garage Sale Fundraiser is coming up soon (at 53:09)