Clean Energy is one of the biggest buzzwords these days... but how much of an impact is it really having, and how much potential does it really hold? (at 14:24) --- To Your Health: What if we told you that one in five people have an inherited condition that can lead to a heart attack or stroke, but routine screening is rarely done (at 25:26) --- ICYMI: The annual benefit auction for Findlay's Hope House is Friday evening... the event is sold out, but you can still participate through the online auction (at 31:32) --- In honor of Earth Day later this month... how to have a lawn and landscape that's both beautiful and eco-friendly (at 49:41)

After all the planning and preparation for an event the likes of which Findlay had never seen before, and won't see again for another 75 years, Mayor Christina Muryn shares her post-eclipse thoughts and reaction (at 15:14) --- Even though many states (including Ohio) have tried to crack down on distracted driving, it remains a growing problem... What does and doesn't work to keep people focused when they're behind the wheel (at 26:15) --- Now that spring is here, it's time to fire up the grill or the smoker and do some outdoor cooking... What's the difference between the two, anyway? We have tips to make you a backyard BBQ legend (at 48:34)

A GOOD MORNINGS SPECIAL: It's finally here... the day we've spent months talking about, and local officials have spent years planning for, has arrived at last. The solar eclipse will begin locally at 1:56pm and reach totality at 3:10pm. Eclipse chasers and stargazers have come from all over to witness what has been described as the galaxy's greatest spectacle... so this morning, we begin the final countdown to this once-in-a-lifetime event for Northwest Ohio

The Indian Lake region has experienced remarkable resilience from the tornado that ripped through the area three weeks ago... but more help will be needed for a full recovery and rebuild (at 11:47) --- If it seems big storms like these are becoming common in Ohio, it's not just your imagination... research shows 'Tornado Alley' is shifting eastward - Why scientists say we could be in for more frequent and intense storms like we experienced last month (at 21:38) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 43:55)

Around Town: The Backyard Mission Trip is back later this month... It takes an army of hardworking volunteers to pull off, but it's a day you won't soon forget (at 14:24) --- To Your Health: April is Parkinson's Awareness Month, a condition that affects a million people in the US (and growing)... and like most things, early detection and diagnosis is the key to improving care and quality of life (at 24:16) --- The University of Findlay is one of the official host locations locally for Monday's total solar eclipse... a designation they are fully embracing over the coming days (at 49:17)

If you want to capture great photos or video of the solar eclipse, we have tips on getting shots that will do justice to the event itself... without damaging your device in the process (at 16:25) --- From the Great Resignation to the Great Stagnation... The latest Career Optimism Index finds a growing number of workers have become uneasy and uncertain about their job (at 29:07) --- What's Happening: An update on April activities and events from the Findlay YMCA (at 48:29)

Mayor Muryn says the city is ready... What about the rest of Hancock County? Sheriff Michael Heldman discusses the final preparations for managing the crowds and other issues of next week's solar eclipse (at 15:24) --- For a variety of reasons, many outside their own control, women are more likely to become trapped in generational poverty... One woman who has lived it herself has now created an innovative program to help others overcome that challenge like she did (at 25:06) --- What's Happening: New Executive Director Sarah Foltz talks about April events at the Hancock Historical Museum (at 45:34)

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)