'Spring Forward for Safety'... NHTSA is urging drivers to check your vehicles for open recalls - and have them addressed - as part of the regular routine to go along with the semi-annual time change (at 15:00) --- #MeToo was one of many modern movements that have been driven almost exclusively online, and this year's theme for International Women's Day is centered around the #EmbraceEquity hashtag... Examples of how social media has evolved a social conscience (at 23:33) --- If you're looking forward to the beautiful blooms of Spring (and who isn't), the Hancock County Master Gardeners want to help you Jump-Start Your Garden! (at 46:23)

March is National Nutrition Month... We have ideas to help you be more cognizant and intentional about the food and meal habits that impact your overall health and wellness (at 14:30) --- Have you seen the price of eggs lately? PETA is seizing on the opportunity of sticker shock in the grocery aisle as a way to persuade more people to try vegan alternatives (at 22:26) --- What's Happening: Details on upcoming camp opportunities from the Findlay Family YMCA (at 43:15)

Mental Health Monday: One bright spot to come out of the pandemic was that many employers began to take the psychological well-being of their employees seriously... are they still? And what could they still be doing better? (at 15:39) --- Dozens of colleges, universities, technical schools and more will provide prospective students and their families with career planning resources at one of the area's largest College Night events at the Owens CC Findlay campus (at 24:01) --- For anyone planning a spring or summer vacation, the tourism board of Newfoundland and Labrador want to invite you to explore Canada's best-kept secret (at 47:30)

A new Bankrate survey finds 75-percent of Americans are relying on their tax refund to improve or maintain their overall financial situation... but nearly 7-in-10 of those have at least one concern about that refund weighing on their mind (at 13:59) --- The Trojans' basketball season came to an end this week in the District Semifinals... Findlay head coach Jim Rucki reflects on the team and its accomplishments (at 23:14) --- Is it ever a good idea to fiddle with a successful formula? Samuel Adams master brewer Jim Koch explains the reasoning behind the company's recent decision to remaster their popular Boston Lager (at 27:51) --- A special collection of lenten recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 47:42)

Not even a global pandemic can slow us down... Findlay has been named America's Top Micropolitan Community for an unprecedented 9th year in a row (at 16:29) --- To Your Health: March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month... It doesn't have to be the second-leading cause of cancer death (at 26:38) --- Throwback Thursday: ''She Did It!'' - Inspiring and empowering future generations through the stories of women who changed America and the world, in honor of Women's History Month (at 34:06) --- Around Town: It's always a flippin' good time... we have details on this year's Kiwanis Pancake Day (at 55:10)

The antidote to 'quiet quitting' is ''Leading With Your Upper Brain''... Strategies for managers to get the best work from their staff, while avoiding the risk of burnout in the process (at 15:39) --- More evidence of a growing 'Emergency Fund Crisis' in Americans' household financial picture... but what to do about it? (at 26:37) --- What's Happening: Quiz shows, The Duke and a children's Victorian tea highlight March events and programs at the Hancock Historical Museum (at 48:12)

Richard Sterban has been the most distinctive voice of The Oak Ridge Boys for a half-century... the legendary group has an upcoming concert at Tiffin's Ritz Theatre (at 14:18) --- Hancock Public Health Commissioner Karim Baroudi discusses implementation of the latest Community Health Improvement Plan (at 24:02) --- L'Oreal Paris cosmetics is looking to honor extraordinary female non-profit leaders through their 'Women of Worth' philanthropic program (at 35:28) --- What's Happening: Starting to get a little spring fever? There's plenty of outdoor fun in March from the Hancock Park District (at 52:22)

Just as SNAP recipients are facing a decrease in their benefits, the end of the COVID public health emergency will also have a significant impact to those on Medicaid (at 11:55) --- Congressional approval of the PACT Act last year provided much-needed help to millions of those with service-related toxic exposure... but only if veterans are aware of those benefits and how to take advantage of them (at 22:10) --- What's Happening: Details on upcoming performances and programs at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 41:25)

We keep hearing that competency in STEM skills are critical to careers of the future... yet those who stand to benefit the most often understand them the least (at 12:52) --- The minute the weather turns warmer, everyone wants to get outdoors - including the family dog... an innovative new system uses GPS technology to keep them safe in the backyard (at 21:15) --- Community and Business Spotlight: Findlay Optimal Health is a multifocal medical practice to keep you in optimal health (at 29:19) --- HS Basketball Preview: Findlay head coach Jim Rucki previews the Trojans' sectional final against Anthony Wayne (at 34:16) --- Another collection of yummy recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 53:44)

A proposed rule change by the US Department of Health and Human Services could finally make it easier for family members to step in as foster parents for kids in need... a measure many believe is long overdue (at 13:46) --- Section 230 debated at the Supreme Court... a closer look at the cases some say could change the internet as we know it today - but would it be a change for the better? (at 21:46) --- What's Happening: Details on the 2023 CommunityREAD event from the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library, and this year's selection ''The Invisible Husband of Frick Island'' (at 42:38)