It's the final day for Findlay City Schools students, but it will be a busy summer for district officials behind the scenes to get ready for fall (at 15:57) --- The broadcast industry and Washington lawmakers are pushing back against automakers removing AM radio from their vehicles... despite arguments the century-old technology is headed for extinction (at 25:35) --- Families are increasingly turning to natural first aid remedies to treat the bruises and scrapes of summer... but are these treatments effective, or even safe? (at 40:30) --- What's Happening: Time to get outdoors with June programs and activities from the Hancock Park District (at 58:16)

Nearly one in three families say they're planning on taking a pet along with them on vacation, which may or may not be a good idea... We'll tell you what you need to consider first (at 14:06) --- Career training doesn't always require months or years of study... Raise The Bar Hancock County is launching a program to prepare workers in a matter of weeks for opportunities that are available right now (at 23:29) --- Around Town: It's time once again for a Rally in the Alley... we get the scoop on downtown Findlay's annual summertime after-work party (at 49:47)

'Blessed are the peacemakers'... paying tribute to those who have fallen in the line of duty to protect our local communities (at 12:10) --- Another Camp FUN event is coming up next month... Friendship, Understanding and Nurturing for children who have been touched by the addiction crisis locally (at 21:34) --- What effect have concerns over a shaky economy done to the entrepreneurial spirit? You might be surprised at what a new report reveals about starting a business amid recession fears (at 29:33) --- The countdown is on... time for a reminder about taking care of yourself during the summer season (at 51:27)

The average age of cars on the road is now at 12.5 years, a new record... Kelley Blue Book is out with their list of the Best Family Vehicles - in case it's getting time to replace yours (at 14:01) --- Another resource to help young people discover and explore career opportunities in manufacturing in Ohio... Senator Sherrod Brown this week kicked off his annual Summer Manufacturing Camp program (at 22:44) --- A collection of breakfast recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 40:10)

Throwback Thursday: The AARP Fraud Watch Network reports as many as 500 calls per day about phone scams... Here's how to minimize the number you get, and avoid the rackets they're selling (at 14:24) --- With Armed Forces Day this weekend and Memorial Day coming up, the National Commander of the American Legion joins us to talk about the single most important issue facing today's service members and veterans (at 25:19) --- What 'adventure of a lifetime' is on your bucket list? Imagine seeing the 7 Wonders of the World... in 7 Days (at 45:51)

Remembering Weldy Olson... a Hancock Sports Hall of Fame member who was part of the original 'Miracle on Ice' at the 1960 Winter Olympics (at 14:25) --- Over the course of more than three decades, the Julie Cole Charity Golf Classic has raised more than $3-million to support the mission of Bridge Hospice (at 26:37) --- Time to reboot your long-forgotten health and fitness resolution? The first step is an honest analysis of your not-so-healthy habits (at 34:35) --- Around Town: It's an Armed Forces Day tradition... the Findlay Military Show is back this week at the Hancock County Fairgrounds (at 49:28)

''A Boob's Life''... a (mostly) light-hearted examination of society's fascination with the female anatomy, an obsession that often defines women even today (at 13:15) --- For Small Business Month, tech tools that can help entrepreneurs thrive in an ever-changing and challenging economic environment (at 22:49) --- Around Town: Crafts, vendors, community garage sales, lots of food and more... it's the Spring 'Shop-tacular' in the Village of Arlington (at 40:51)

A Good Mornings EXCLUSIVE: US Senate candidate Matt Dolan discusses how a failed bid to succeed Rob Portman in the last election springboarded his effort to unseat Sherrod Brown in the upcoming one (at 14:27) --- We often hear pleas for blood donors to meet the needs of surgery patients or the victims of accidents or natural disasters... but there is also a critical and ongoing need for plasma donors for an equally important reason (at 25:13) --- Travel on a budget looks to be the theme of this year's summer vacation season... AirBNB is responding to this trend with the launch of their redesigned 'Rooms' experience (at 45:07)

In recognition of National Nurses Week... a salute to the nurses of the US military who merge two callings into one profession (at 15:58) --- From the Archives: Part cookbook, part homage... ''My Mother's Kitchen'' is a loving celebration of humor, heartbreak and the enduring legacy of family (at 23:03) --- In honor of Mother's Day... a special collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 46:01)

This weekend is the annual 'Stamp Out Hunger' food drive... We get details from the local chapter of the National Association of Letter Carriers (at 15:52) --- Community and Business Spotlight: From this week's Days of Caring to this weekend's first-ever Downtown Chocolate Tour... it's a busy spring season for the United Way of Hancock County (at 22:39) --- To Your Health: Atrial fibrillation is the most common heart rhythm disorder, and women are at twice the risk of death from the condition - yet they are often misdiagnosed (at 27:44) --- Around Town: Findlay Troop 312 will host the first-ever 'Scout Swap' at St. Andrew's Church on Saturday (at 49:07)