As a postscript to yesterday's Silent Watch event, the Department of Veterans Affairs is aiming to help veterans take charge of their overall well-being by building on its Whole Health approach (at 15:36) --- To Your Health: Three simple ways to manage your numbers for Cholesterol Education Month (at 23:09) --- Can the Trojans capture lightning in a bottle again? Coaches Corner host John Marshall previews all the area matchups in Week #7 of the high school football season (at 30:01) --- A delicious crockpot dinner from Kyra's Kitchen that's perfect for these chilly evenings (at 47:50)

Today's Silent Watch event at the Hancock County Courthouse was inspired by and dedicated to local Marine Corps veteran Gaven Smith, who died by suicide last year (at 7:50) --- Everyone who has served has a story, and there are many reasons that lead far too many to suicide... the struggle is far more common than we realize (at 28:19) --- Many, if not most veterans find it difficult to reach out for help... How to take the first step in finding the local resources that are available (at 40:33) --- Silent Watch co-founder Michele Hawks shares the story of the organization and the work they do to support the mental health needs of veterans and their loved ones (at 53:30)

Even in a tight labor market, one in four older workers are struggling to find jobs... How to recognize the signs of workplace age discrimination and what to do about it (at 14:07) --- Judges Alan Hackenberg and Stephanie Bishop share details on the Findlay Municipal Court's upcoming DUS Clinic for those with issues regarding their driving privileges needing to be resolved (at 23:40) --- Beauty expert Grace Gold reveals her wellness essentials... What You Need for the fall season (at 32:15) --- To Your Health: What are your cholesterol numbers? Because millions of Americans don't know the answer to that question, September is Cholesterol Education Month (at 49:20)

A closer look at the serious problem of 'swatting' - false bomb threats and active shooter alerts at schools - that are a growing concern among law enforcement both locally and around the country (at 15:05) --- ''Break Down''... The latest book from National Geographic Kids is a 'how things work' look at how things don't (at 24:50) --- What's Happening: Cool autumn air and the colors of the season... October is a great time to enjoy the programs and activities of the Hancock Park District (at 43:34)

Nearly everyone with a job will lose a job at one time or another, but that helpless feeling doesn't mean you are helpless... noted workplace attorney Steven Mitchell Sack explains what to do if and when you get ''Fired!'' (at 15:21) --- Past events have helped clear hundreds of backlogged cases off the books... The Findlay Municipal Court is holding another day dedicated to settling issues related to restricted driving privileges and suspended licenses (at 24:33) --- What's Happening: Members of the cast join us to preview ''All Shook Up'' - inspired by the music of Elvis Presley - at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 42:17)

Now that autumn is officially here, flu season can't be far behind... with ongoing COVID concerns adding to the urgency of being up-to-date on your seasonal vaccinations (at 15:27) --- It's one of the most confusing and most debated questions for new parents... when is my infant ready for the transition to solid food, and how best to introduce new foods to baby's diet (at 22:10) --- Coaches Corner host John Marshall previews all the area high school football action as the second half of the season kicks off (at 30:02) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 47:03)

Confronting the Crisis... Children's hospitals nationwide saw a 31-percent increase in admissions for mental health issues among youth last year, and only one-fifth the number of professionals needed to help kids deal with those issues (at 15:51) --- Senator Sherrod Brown discusses groundwork for the next Farm Bill, the countdown to the midterm election and legislation to address the children's mental health crisis (at 23:53) --- Community and Business Spotlight: Break out the lederhosen and grab your favorite beer stein... Oktoberfest Findlay returns this weekend (at 43:08)

To Your Health: How'd you sleep last night? Some 25-million US adults suffer from insomnia, which can impact they function (or don't) through the entire day (at 15:23) --- Community and Business Spotlight: Pizza-Lollapalooza is back this weekend... great food and great fun for a great cause - to benefit Cancer Patient Services (at 24:38) --- Celebrating the International Day of Peace at a time when the world could really use it, on many levels (at 41:14)

Between the controversial debt relief plan and the end of a moratorium on student loan payments, we break down the information you need to know and what borrowers should be doing right now as the details are being sorted out (at 14:28) --- With the annual Medicare enrollment period less than a month away, it would be wise for seniors to start researching their options now... Here's where to start (at 24:03) --- It has been exactly five years since Hurricane Maria virtually wiped out the US territory of Puerto Rico... Not only has it been a long, slow recovery - it was a storm that changed the way relief organizations approach these disasters moving forward (at 43:39)

Later this month, friends and colleagues of a local veteran who died by suicide will stand 'Silent Watch' at the Hancock County courthouse in his honor... and to support all who struggle with the psychological effects of their service (at 13:46) --- The other side of the 21st Century economy is renewable energy... Can Ohio become a key player in that industry as well? (at 22:26) --- Everyone knows that railroad crossings can be dangerous, yet nearly a thousand people were injured or killed last year... Stopping these track tragedies is the focus of Rail Safety Week (at 43:51)