To Your Health: They may not be any less unpleasant, but Blanchard Valley Health System now has a way to make mammograms less uncomfortable... removing one more barrier that keeps many women from the care they need (at 14:08) --- The total solar eclipse is now less than a month away... WTOL 11 chief meteorologist Chris Vickers describes what will happen (other than the obvious), and the likelihood that we'll actually be able to see it (at 22:38) --- Remember the old slogan 'it's not just for breakfast anymore'? It's true... and we have some fresh ideas using fresh orange juice for National Nutrition Month (at 44:51)

It's 'Equal Pay Day', symbolizing how far into the new year women must work to earn what men earned in the previous year... the perfect opportunity to highlight the importance of economic mobility and giving everyone the chance to move up the ladder (at 14:09) --- Millions of Americans are locked in a constant battle with their waistline, but winning the battle is easier than you think... so says Dr. Neal Barnard, author of ''The Power Foods Diet'' (at 24:06) --- Around Town: Celebrating the magic of the Big Apple... We get a preview of this year's Findlay Silver Blades Ice Classics show (at 46:34)

A huge honor for 50 North... Executive Director Carolyn Copus explains what it means to be named Ohio's Senior Center of the Year - for them and the members they serve (at 15:05) --- If you're waking up to another week without a job, it's probably little comfort to hear that February's Labor Department data shows more openings for work, and plenty of opportunities for those who want to find employment... How to stay positive during an extended job search (at 26:13) --- What's Happening: An update on Hancock County 4-H programs from the OSU Extension... and a reminder that there's still time to sign up (at 49:10)

Remembering University of Findlay athletics legend Dr. James Houdeshell (at 16:31) --- ICYMI: International Night returns tonight to the University of Findlay (at 20:51) --- US Senate candidate Matt Dolan joins us ahead of his campaign barnstorming tour of NW Ohio over the next several days (at 26:09) --- It's Spring Break time, and Miami is one of the top destinations (for obvious reasons)... but the beaches are just the beginning (at 35:59) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 55:38)

Another side-effect of rising interest rates - the number of loan approvals has been cut in half since the Fed's first rate hike two years ago... What will be the longer-term impact and will that trend reverse itself as rates come back down? (at 13:57) --- To Your Health: How advancements in genetic testing are providing answers to medical challenges and offering early warning signs for families at risk (at 23:46) --- Around Town: A dream event for java junkies - the Northwest Ohio Coffee Trail is back... this year to benefit the local chapters of NAMI (at 44:06)

Blanchard Valley Health System recently announced they will no longer perform open heart surgeries... so why are they calling it an 'enhancement to cardiac care'? (at 14:23) --- Senator Rob McColley discusses the significance of SB215, a bill that he co-sponsored and which recently cleared the Ohio Senate, that proponents say will keep foreign dark money out of campaigns for ballot issues in the state (at 24:23) --- What's Happening: Details on March programs and events at the Hancock Historical Museum... including a look back at law enforcement vehicles through the decades and a classic Classic Movie Night (at 47:47)

What's behind the incredible runup in Bitcoin over the past week or so? Is it time for average investors to jump on the cryptocurrency bandwagon? (at 15:41) --- Mayor Christina Muryn recaps last week's State of the City address, and shares her reaction to 'The Findlay Decade' of economic development success (at 25:46) --- ICYMI: Highlights from the last of our forums ahead of the March primary... featuring the candidates for Hancock County Commissioner (at 36:44) --- What You Need to elevate your diet and wellness routines for National Nutrition Month (at 57:50)

The unparalleled power of the Findlay Formula - 10 straight years as America's Top Micropolitan Community... Economic Development Director Dan Sheaffer joins us to talk about this major milestone a decade in the making (at 14:50) --- The solar eclipse as a tourism event... With just five weeks to go, VisitFindlay director Alissa Preston explains why it's important to put our best foot forward, and the planning that's required to do that due to the challenging and unknown nature of what's coming (at 24:23) --- With CommunityREAD month upon us, a new survey finds seven in ten young adults are listening instead (at 46:29)

Even as families are dealing with the headaches of FAFSA, there are even more changes for college-bound students... beginning this year, the traditional SAT exam is going fully digital (at 15:31) --- Representative Bob Latta joins us to talk about avoiding a government shutdown, the battle over securing the southern border and America's role in supporting conflicts overseas (at 25:05) --- ICYMI: The annual Findlay Kiwanis Club Pancake Day fundraiser happens tomorrow at FHS (at 38:20) --- Another collection of tasty and easy-to-make recipes for your family from Kyra's Kitchen (at 59:20)

EV's 101: Why are automakers and the government forging ahead when it seems obvious that consumers aren't ready? Industry veteran James Bell dispels some of the persistent misconceptions about electric vehicles and their place in our automotive future (at 16:50) --- Medicare open enrollment ended weeks ago, but for many the confusion doesn't end there... Which is why help is available year-round (at 26:01) --- Around Town: It's time once again to go Bowling for Kids with the Children's Mentoring Connection... there's a new twist this year, but one thing hasn't changed - it's about the kids, not the bowling (at 47:55)