With one week to go, local officials are making final preparations for the solar eclipse... Mayor Christina Muryn gives an overview of everything residents need to know (at 17:05) --- Some 40,000 kids and adults will participate in today's White House Easter Egg Roll... and as always, America's egg farmers will be at the center of it all (at 31:49) --- A new study reveals gender differences that often put women at a significant disadvantage when it comes to money management and long-term financial security (at 36:26) --- Have you nominated your favorite teacher for this year's Golden Apple Awards yet? The Findlay Rotary Club wants to hear from you (at 54:46)

March is National Craft Month: How unleashing kids' creativity and imagination, in the classroom and at home, can inspire and promote a love of learning and innovation like nothing else (at 11:42) --- For World Bipolar Day on Saturday... Despite the fact that we are more open about mental health issues these days, still less than ten percent of patients are getting effective treatment (at 19:07) --- A special collection of recipes for Easter from Kyra's Kitchen (at 39:53)

This week, we'll get the latest read on consumer spending and savings levels - and while we often lament the fact that too many Americans are financially unstable, a new survey finds that's probably because a significant number rate their financial knowledge as 'low' or 'nonexistent' (at 13:12) --- To Your Health: Cancer rates are growing among the Under-50 population, and doctors aren't sure why... With this being Myeloma Awareness Month, a reminder that the disease can affect anyone and anytime (at 24:07) --- ICYMI: St. Mark's United Methodist Church, with their Band of Brothers and Sisters group, is hosting their annual Good Friday Community Breakfast (at 44:31)

Consumers around the country have complained loudly about skyrocketing car insurance rates that have far exceeded the rate of inflation... We have some pointed questions to ask the president and CEO of the American Property Casualty Insurance Association (at 14:52) --- Millions of families adopted dogs and cats to keep them company during COVID lockdowns, now four years later the needs of those pandemic pets are changing as they age (at 23:11) --- What's Happening: Fresh off of another successful CommunityREAD event, we have details on April happenings at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 43:01)

Two weeks until the big show... It's an opportunity for scientists and educators to use kids' fascination with the solar eclipse as a springboard to inspire the next generation of leaders in science and space discovery (at 14:35) --- Around Town: Hope Shines Bright... The annual benefit auction for Findlay's Hope House is a little more than two weeks away (at 23:54) --- What's Happening: Spring has officially arrived... We get an update on April programs and activities from the Hancock Park District (at 46:53)

The University of Findlay and Bluffton University have announced plans for a merger... UF President Dr. Katherine Fell discusses what this means for both institutions, current and future students, and the communities they serve (at 16:00) --- The largest shift of generational wealth in history is coming - with some $85T in assets being transferred from the Silent Generation and Baby Boomers to GenX and Millennials... but financial experts are warning that many families are not prepared for or talking about what happens with all that wealth (at 27:58) --- Around Town: It's Holy Week... with St. Mark's UMC with their Band of Brothers and Sisters group hosting the annual Good Friday Community Breakfast (at 46:59)

Each year, Canine Companions provides hundreds of service dogs at no cost to assist individuals with disabilities... but have you ever wondered where those canines come from? (at 12:56) --- Americans will wager nearly $3B on college basketball over the next two weeks... it's all in good fun - until it's not (at 20:04) --- ICYMI: Why are automakers and the government forging ahead with the forced transition to electric vehicles when it seems obvious that consumers aren't ready? (at 30:29) --- Another collection of yummy and easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 56:18)

The National Association of Realtors has settled a major lawsuit over the way agent and broker commissions are structured and applied... What does this mean for the industry and for homebuyers and sellers - especially as the all-important spring real estate market begins to heat up? (at 12:51) --- Newly-elected state legislative nominee Ty Mathews shares reaction to results of this week's primary vote and what lies ahead in his bid to represent Ohio's 83rd District (at 23:28) --- Around Town: Get ready for Bakery Trivia... a night of fun to benefit the ADDAPTCO program, building an all-inclusive Hancock County community (at 45:13)

Crime Prevention Conversations: CDC data finds fewer teens vaping last year than the year before, but nearly half who tried e-cigarettes get hooked... What kids and parents need to know about this 21st century alternative to traditional tobacco use (at 13:43) --- A Salute to Service... Celebrating Women's History Month by highlighting the evolving and expanding role of women in the US Military (at 25:16) --- Nominations are now open for the Shyne Awards... a national program recognizing exceptional young people making a positive impact in their local communities (at 50:06)

ELECTION DAY SPECIAL: As voters head to the polls, we recap our candidate forum series featuring the individuals running in contested races in the Republican primary... for Hancock County Prosecutor (at 13:06) --- Ohio House of Representatives (at 21:27) --- Hancock County Sheriff (at 30:30) --- and Hancock County Commissioner (at 49:38)