Mayor Christina Muryn discusses a Findlay City Council meeting packed with strong opinions on annexation, development and housing issues (at 15:28) --- The more cryptocurrency becomes mainstream, the easier it is for scam artists to use it as a tool... and they are doing just that (at 29:44) --- What's Happening: How's your completed books list coming along with SummerREAD drawing to a close? An update on upcoming August programs and events at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 47:24)

As the Republican candidate for Secretary of State, Robert Sprague hopes to be the next person in charge of Ohio's elections... He shares his thoughts on President Trump's speech last week, once again calling election integrity into question (at 13:40) --- Community and Business Spotlight: It's a big summer for milestone anniversaries... Sink's Flower Shop and Greenhouse is celebrating 100 years of brightening people's days (at 26:12) --- What's Happening: An update on programs and activities at the Findlay Family YMCA (at 39:41)

We keep hearing that the President is unleashing American energy and bringing down utility costs, but then we still get sticker shock every time we open that bill... We speak with the executive director of the Citizens Utility Board of Ohio (at 14:00) --- To Your Health: Hidradenitis Suppurativa is a chronic skin disease that can cause painful nodules and scarring, and often takes years to be correctly diagnosed and effectively treated (at 25:45) --- Around Town: Members of the cast join us to preview the upcoming Fort Findlay Playhouse production of ''Into the Woods'' (at 40:27)

Although conditions are expected to improve throughout the day, health officials remain concerned about air quality issues from Canadian wildfire smoke lingering in the atmosphere (at 15:07) --- The annual Stuff the Bus school supplies drive takes place next week... Christian Clearing House director Tammy Stahl talks about the impact of the program and all the people that make it happen (at 26:11) --- Another collection of delicious and easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 44:21)

The bad news: With a dramatic drop in the available blood supply and an even steeper-than-normal dropoff in donations this summer, the American Red Cross has declared an emergency blood shortage... The good news: Fixing it is pretty easy (at 13:02) --- Throwback Thursday: Team USA's Round of 16 exit from the World Cup left many pointing the finger at our youth development program as the reason America lags behind in the global game... But the issues with youth sports in the US run much deeper (at 23:07) --- Community and Business Spotlight: While the rest of us are still in full summer mode, the United Way of Hancock County is already preparing for fall's campaign kickoff (at 40:40)

Today's college student can just as easily be a working adult as a 19-year-old living in a dorm... Is the paradigm of higher education keeping up with the evolving needs of today's learners? (at 14:13) --- To Your Health: Lung cancer remains frequently misunderstood, and often caught too late... but new biomarker testing is improving treatment options and providing new hope (at 22:43) --- Around Town: You love rock-and-roll? You know Reg Routson does... He's famous for his love of classic rock and now he's leading a group bringing that great music to the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts later this year - and they have even bigger aspirations (at 38:01)

A late amendment to the federal highway funding bill could potentially authorize even heavier trucks on American highways - up to 91,000 pounds, or five tons more cargo than today's big rigs - a provision that's raising concerns about safety as well as the impact on roads and bridges (at 15:09) --- Senator Jon Husted shares his thoughts on the sudden passing of Senator Lindsey Graham over the weekend (at 24:49) --- It's a big day in Fostoria... The Union Pacific's massive 'Big Boy' steam engine is back for a return visit, and the community is rolling out the welcome mat for those who want to get a once-in-a-lifetime look (at 44:11)

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Honda Accord... the car that certainly altered the trajectory of Ohio's economy and in many respects led to the transformation of the entire auto industry (at 12:41) --- Mental Health Monday: Remembering 'Grandpa Tony'... The substance abuse recovery community has lost a friend and dedicated advocate with the passing of Tony Grotrian earlier this month (at 22:26) --- What's Happening: The Hancock County OSU Extension is highlighting summer food safety, especially with Ohio being one of the top states at the center of the recent cyclosporiasis outbreak (at 39:45)

At a time when we're always connected virtually, yet seemingly disconnected from each other personally, perhaps it's time to relearn ''The Way of Befriending'' and rediscover the joy of belonging (at 14:26) --- Around Town: Where compassion meets community, because everyone has value and deserves dignity... Helping our neighbors 'Bless Up and Bloom' (at 24:39) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 43:35)

A conversation with State Auditor Keith Faber, also the Republican nominee for Ohio Attorney General, who was in Findlay to speak with local business leaders at yesterday's Chamber of Commerce Legislative Roundtable (at 15:02) --- Looking for your next great podcast obsession? In ''Sleuth and Surgeon,'' a neurologist and a corporate espionage expert use observational investigation and real science to rewrite the true crime formula (at 24:38) --- What's Happening: Details on some important informational programs and workshops for seniors at 50 North in the coming weeks about elder abuse, grief recovery and more (at 39:31)