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)

Forbes Advisor last week predicted this year's spring real estate market 'may turn out to be a total dud' thanks to slumping demand... How are these trends playing out in our local area? (at 14:51) --- Are high mortgage rates, tight inventory and persistently high prices pushing would-be buyers out of the market? Examining the squeeze on first-time homeowners from the lender's point-of-view (at 24:43) --- What's Happening: From starting your own garden to shopping the farmer's market to food preservation resources, the Hancock County OSU Extension is your one-stop for everything related to growing season (at 44:26)

For National Hospital Week - Blanchard Valley Health System CEO Myron Lewis talks about how the healthcare industry is finding a 'new normal' in the post-pandemic era (at 16:56) --- Cybersecurity is a constant and ever-evolving threat... tech giant Cisco is out with their latest Readiness Index, highlighting the biggest threats and emerging trends (at 28:09) --- Counting down to Mother's Day... we have some out-of-the-box gift ideas mom is sure to love (at 37:25) --- Looking for a relaxing summer vacation that's away from the resort crowds? Try the scenic small towns of North Carolina (at 52:14)

Why summertime is the perfect opportunity to teach kids important lessons about taking control of their money... and tools to help parents do just that (at 15:19) --- Once they get a little older and are ready to tackle more than just the basic money skills, the Financial Fitness Initiative can help (at 24:27) --- ICYMI... Findlay's Family Resource Center is transitioning all of their adult and youth services to a single location (at 31:45) --- Cruises are popular vacation options... but have you ever thought about cruising out of the port of New York City? (at 52:32)

She won't be the next mayor, but she's not going away... Haydee Sadler discusses how she plans to continue be involved in the discussion about Findlay's future (at 16:25) --- In the midst of another Overdose Spike Alert locally, Senator Sherrod Brown discusses new bipartisan federal legislation aimed at addressing the opioid crisis... but what can it do that lawmakers haven't already tried, with only limited success? (at 24:03) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 46:45)

Local health officials have issued another Overdose Spike Alert - the second already this year... prompting some to question the effectiveness of the community's response to the drug problem (at 16:19) --- Entrepreneurship is booming in America... for Small Business Week, Tom Sullivan of the US Chamber of Commerce explains how local companies can apply to be recognized as the best of the best (at 28:26) --- Around Town: With dozens of visual and performing artists and some 30 participating galleries, shops and restaurants, Downtown Findlay's Spring ArtWalk will be the best yet (at 47:37)

The many facets of dementia... managing the financial, legal and medical challenges of a loved one's cognitive decline (at 14:47) --- To Your Health: May is Melanoma Awareness Month... What you need to know about the deadliest form of skin cancer, and how not to become the latest statistic (at 25:46) --- What a new survey by the US Chamber of Commerce reveals about small business confidence and the challenges faced by entrepreneurs in a high-inflation post-pandemic economy (at 32:47) --- Around Town: In recognition of Asian American and Pacific Islander Month, Findlay's Black Heritage Library and Multicultural Center is hosting the 'Dances of India' (at 55:30)

May is Better Hearing Month... Hearing aids are easier to get and more affordable than ever, but are they the best solution for you? (at 15:44) --- For Small Business Week, it's time for a 'Tech Check'... How to make sure you're leveraging all the latest tools to address your company's needs and serve as a catalyst for future growth (at 27:23) --- What's Happening: Details on upcoming programs at the Findlay YMCA during the month of May (at 49:38)

Ohio's latest two-year operating budget has cleared the House... Representative Jon Cross discusses some of the key points in the bill that now awaits action in the Senate (at 14:48) --- As summer vacation season approaches, a new Bankrate survey finds consumers' travel plans may not be what the industry is anticipating (at 27:01) --- With April in the books, trends experts at Google break down all the people, places and things that captured our attention over the past month (at 35:21) --- Around Town: Findlay Scout Troop 312 is hosting a 'Scout Swap' this month... with the chance to buy, sell and trade scout gear as well as camping and hiking equipment for everyone (at 52:16)

As Habitat for Humanity prepares to Raise the Wall this weekend on their next home build projects, the program will come full circle with its first official mortgage-burning ceremony at the same time (at 15:04) --- Everyone wants to get outdoors this time of year, and the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts is bringing entertainment to the street in the weeks and months ahead (at 24:32) --- What's Happening: A preview of programs and events coming up in May at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 49:03)