Ohio's Social Media Parental Notification Act was approved as part of the state's recently-signed budget bill... Lt. Governor Jon Husted talks about what it is, how it works and whether it will make any difference (at 14:20) --- Building Better Brain Health... a new report examines how individuals can proactively take control of the things that contribute - both positively and negatively - to cognitive decline as we age (at 23:10) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 45:58)

Proponents call it a 'once-in-a-generation opportunity to invest in Findlay's outdoor infrastructure' and, despite some misgivings, city leaders have given the green light to plans for a Downtown Recreation Area (at 15:02) --- It was one year ago this week that the Webb Space Telescope beamed back its first jaw-dropping images of the universe... Has this $10B project lived up to expectations and what discoveries lie ahead? (at 26:41) --- What's Happening: No summer break for the University of Findlay's Mazza Museum... with their annual Summer Conference and Art Camp among the activities in the month of July (at 46:58)

After years of talk, the Hancock County Commissioners recently broke ground for construction of a modern new Judicial Center (at 13:05) --- YMCA Child Development District Director Kari Redman talks about plans for expanding their programming through partnerships with area schools (at 23:32) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The United Way of Hancock County has some upcoming volunteer opportunities for business groups and families alike (at 33:20) --- To Your Health: Exciting results from a new clinical trial point to a more effective treatment that can substantially reduce the risk of recurrence for certain types of breast cancer (at 49:56)

The Center for Advanced Manufacturing and Logistics was launched with the help of $2M in state funding a year and a half ago, and will get another $1M from the latest Ohio budget... What has been the return on that investment? (at 14:52) --- A closer look at the decisions that grabbed all the headlines at the end of the Supreme Court's latest term... do they really mean what some people say they mean? And how do perceptions of the current court align with reality? (at 25:22) --- Around Town: While members of Findlay First Edition are putting in the work at summer camp, FFE parents and friends are busy with their annual Garage Sale Fundraiser this week (at 54:54)

The federal government is spending $42B to expand rural broadband internet access... The Ohio Department of Development has been tasked with allocating our state's $793M share (at 15:08) --- It's another big win for local economic development... but what does it really mean to be #1 on the inaugural list of Site Selection Magazine's top counties? (at 25:18) --- To Your Health: A postscript to Myasthenia Gravis Awareness Month... Understanding the symptoms of and treatments for this rare autoantibody condition of the nervous system (at 36:14) --- What's Happening: The latest programming during the month of July from the Hancock County OSU Extension (at 54:34)

On Independence Day, it is entirely appropriate that we salute the men and women who protect our country and the freedoms we celebrate this holiday... a United States military force that looks a lot like the United States (at 14:09) --- The return to pre-pandemic eligibility rules for Medicaid and CHIP coverage could force many Ohioans off those programs soon... and the clock is ticking on alternative options for healthcare coverage (at 21:10) --- A recap of the people, places and things that most captured our attention in the month of June from the search trends experts at Google (at 29:47) --- A fun collection of recipes for your 4th of July cookout or backyard campfire from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 48:57)

Community and Business Spotlight: Findlay's Independence Day celebration will include fireworks, and a whole lot more... the Junior Fair has a full day of events planned (at 14:43) --- Even though backyard displays are now legal in Ohio, safety experts still recommend leaving pyrotechnics to the professionals... and remember, they love America but many veterans don't share the love for 4th of July fireworks (at 18:40) --- Throwback Thursday: ''The Boys in The Cave''... the rescue mission exactly five years ago that had a much happier ending than this month's OceanGate tragedy (at 32:59) --- What's Happening: The Hancock Historical Museum's annual Ice Cream Social is coming up next week and, later in the month, Findlay Rocks the 60s... Live! (at 53:20)

Kids and technology... How to strike the best balance in this love-hate relationship and leverage digital tools to raise well-adjusted children (at 14:15) --- With June being National Safety Month, the National Safety Council has some important reminders about the many things that can make your summer memorable for all the wrong reasons (at 23:29) --- Gearing up for the Fourth of July... Everything you need for celebrations with family and friends (at 31:50) --- What's Happening: SummerREAD continues, along with lots of other July programs and activities at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 47:52)

Mayor Christina Muryn responds to the Findlay Area Apartment Association's effort to revise certain city ordinances, and charges that local leaders are prioritizing the agenda of special interests ahead of city residents (at 15:19) --- While schools around the country are out for the summer, a bill introduced earlier this year could make it safer for students when they return... it has bipartisan support but no movement so far in Congress - something the American Heart Association hopes to change (at 26:53) --- What's Happening: Details on July programs and happenings from the Hancock Park District (at 47:03)

Findlay Area Apartment Association president Tom Ross explains why the group is heading up a ballot initiative to change a trio of city ordinances regarding zoning code changes, penalties for property code violations and citizen input at council meetings (at 13:55) --- The Red Cross last week recognized and celebrated its volunteers, who are critical to carrying out the work they do locally and around the country... and more are always needed (at 26:15) --- What's Happening: An update on continuing summer events and preview of the upcoming 2023-24 season of shows at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 45:36)