He's so much more than ''Jessie's Girl''... 80s pop-rock legend and Grammy-winner Rick Springfield previews his upcoming show at Tiffin's Ritz Theatre (at 15:56) --- Around Town: Holy Week concludes with a special Easter Sunday service at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 24:04) --- A collection of creative egg recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 49:13)

Good news - Ohio is already among the most financially literate states in America... But the latest analysis from WalletHub reveals some trouble spots as well (at 14:29) --- The New York International Auto Show opens this weekend... We get a sneak peek at the latest in automotive technology from the managing editor of Kelley Blue Book (at 24:52) --- Around Town: Hope House is hosting their annual benefit auction later this month... Supporting programs that last year provided hope for 258 households in the community (at 43:14)

Community and Business Spotlight: The Friends of CASA have a gala event coming up to support critical advocacy for children in Hancock County (at 14:02) --- April is Financial Literacy Month... Time for a money check to improve your spending and saving habits, and boost your overall money management confidence (at 20:46) --- What's Happening: The celebration of America's 250th birthday really kicks into high gear during the month of April at the Hancock Historical Museum (at 39:57)

We are now just days, perhaps even hours away from man's return to the moon for the first time in more than a half-century... We get an update from the mission specialists at NASA on the pending launch of Artemis II (at 16:14) --- Around Town: Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month concludes with the annual Celebrity Basketball Game to support Blanchard Valley Center and our local Special Olympians (at 27:26) --- What's Happening: It's the perfect cure for cabin fever... A month of outdoor programs and activities in April from the Hancock Park District (at 49:52)

Around Town: It's a local Holy Week tradition... The St. Mark's UMC Band of Brothers and Sisters invite you to their Good Friday Community Breakfast (at 15:10) --- To Your Health: As Colorectal Cancer Month comes to a close, doctors are highlighting the hidden barrier that prevents millions of Americans from getting the screening that could save their life (at 22:32) --- What's Happening: It's a busy April of shows and events at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 45:09)

Technology is supposed to make our job easier, but two-thirds of managers say artificial intelligence is making it harder to hire and actually slowing down the process... But that doesn't necessarily mean ditching AI entirely (at 12:17) --- Highlights from last evening's Candidate Forum featuring Jim Hoops and Craig Riedel, who are seeking the Republican nomination for State Senate in District 1 (at 19:50) --- A collection of delicious Easter Breakfast recipes for your holiday from Kyra's Kitchen (at 43:32)

The FCC has ordered a ban on foreign-made computer routers, but the vast majority of them are... So how difficult could it be to get online in the future? And are the devices we're using now putting us at risk? (at 13:33) --- Despite some unexpected obstacles and minor setbacks, the Children's Museum of Findlay is continuing to push toward a grand reopening at their new location soon (at 21:06) --- Throwback Thursday: It's Opening Day! No sport embraces its history and statistics the way baseball does – but are the traditional benchmarks and milestones still relevant in the modern game? Were they ever? (at 43:09)

With the price of gas lately, we all want to squeeze every mile out of every tankful, but what really works? Separating myth from reality when it comes to ways of improving your fuel economy (at 14:40) --- Guidance for parents in helping their kids safely navigate the world of AI, and use the tools of GhatGPT responsibly (at 24:48) --- What's Happening: Wrapping up CommunityREAD Month and looking ahead to April's programs and activities at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 44:15)

Hancock County Sheriff Michael Cortez recaps the first 'Choices and Challenges' session, held over the weekend at Findlay High School... Important discussions that are just getting started (at 15:05) --- To Your Health: What 92-million Americans who are taking statins to manage their cholesterol need to know about the side-effects of reduced CoQ10 levels as a result (at 26:16) --- Which of today's new cars will hold their value best as the used cars of tomorrow? The experts at Kelley Blue Book are out with their latest list (at 48:39)

A closer look at the status of House Bill 338... The measure in Ohio known as "Andy's Law" - designed to enhance protection for prison staff in the state (at 14:35) --- After some unexpected delays, the Findlay City Schools now have a plan in place to restore key services and programs that were cut heading into the current school year (at 23:02) --- Spring is the season of fresh starts, and we have What You Need to upgrade your everyday life with the most innovative, must-have tech (at 46:11)