It's not just COVID... Hancock Public Health Commissioner Karim Baroudi explains the importance of their new communicable disease dashboard, along with the rollout of the latest community health assessment effort (at 14:13) --- Senator Sherrod Brown shares his thoughts on what's being called the bipartisan anti-gun violence bill, the first such legislation in three decades... as well as passage of the PACT Act, a measure to help veterans suffering from toxic exposure (at 25:01) --- ''Free The Animals''... the groundbreaking book that called widespread attention to the mistreatment of lab animals in experimentation and product testing has been updated and re-released for its 30th anniversary (at 40:22)

Barks and Brews! The Humane Society of Hancock County is teaming with Findlay Brewing for a fundraiser this weekend (at 14:09) --- Summer Book Club: The dream vacation that becomes a nightmare... An exotic resort turns deadly for American tourists in the novel ''Murder at the Olympiad'' (at 22:14) --- With summer officially here, we have some expert advice to make you the undisputed grillmaster of the neighborhood (at 43:03)

New parents take note... The American Academy of Pediatrics is out this week with a new set of infant sleep guidelines to help further prevent cases of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, sometimes known as 'crib death' (at 14:50) --- Just as the high school Class of 2022 is sitting on lots of cash gifted to them for graduation, they are about to find out that there are a lot of financial responsibilities that come with adulting (at 22:32) --- Did you know that the US Army is the world's largest employer of musicians? For World Music Day, a conversation with a member of the United States Army Band 'Pershing's Own' who hails from the small NW Ohio town of Ayersville (at 41:53)

This past week, the governor signed HB99 - making it legal for teachers to arm themselves in schools, a move the head of the Ohio Education Association calls 'absurd.' So our question... you got a better idea? (at 15:16) --- Around Town: Details on the Black Heritage Library and Multicultural Center's celebration of Juneteenth... and why it is so significant in our history (at 26:23) --- After several uncertain years of the pandemic, Tiffin's Ritz Theatre is planning a full season of entertainment for 2022-23 (at 46:43)

LIVE ON LOCATION at Scramblers in downtown Findlay with a full lineup of VIP guests as we celebrate 20 Years of Good Mornings... including Hancock Co. OSU Extension Educator Ed Lentz, Findlay-Hancock Co. Economic Development Director Tim Mayle, Hancock County Commissioner Tim Bechtol, US Representative Bob Latta, State Representative Jon Cross and Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn

In Memoriam... Honoring longtime Findlay Community Development Foundation director John Kovach for his instrumental work in promoting the economic development of the city, the influence of which will be felt for many years to come (at 15:05) --- Local authorities hope a string of recent break-ins will serve as a reminder about the importance of securing your home, especially this time of year (at 25:35) --- What the flock? The next time you see a bunch of pink flamingos adorning someone's front yard (maybe even your own), know that it's all for a good cause (at 47:21)

The 'Great Resignation' continues to present many challenges for employers of all types and sizes... but a new survey finds a lack of workplace satisfaction isn't necessarily the full story behind what's driving it (at 13:20) --- The labor shortage is well-documented, and America's small businesses find themselves competing with even the biggest employers for available talent... Can they really compete in this environment? (at 21:43) --- To Your Health: June is Cancer Survivor Month... a group that's growing in number every year, providing hope to those in the battle both now and in the future (at 41:16)

With warmer weather drawing us all outside (including the family dog), it's time for a reminder about tick-borne illnesses like Lyme Disease (at 15:20) --- What are the things that make life worth living? Perhaps the key to being truly alive is in learning ''How To Be Dead'' (at 21:17) --- ICYMI... Wheels up! Flag City Honor Flight is flying again this year, with their busiest schedule ever to make up for lost time (at 31:37) --- Father's Day is coming soon... for anyone with a difficult-to-buy-for dad (which is almost everyone), we have great gift ideas that won't break the bank (at 50:04)

Most of us are familiar with the stereotypical symptoms of ADHD in children, but it's not just kids who are affected... How Adult ADHD is the same only different (at 14:36) --- June 1-7 is CPR Week... Would you feel comfortable taking charge in an emergency where someone needed immediate help? (at 23:44) --- What's Happening: The Hancock County OSU Extension is planning a summer full of special programs for healthy families and wise consumers (at 42:49)

Everyone looks forward to those great summer adventures, but not the battle scars they leave behind... How to put together a personalized first aid kit for all the inevitable bumps and bruises, scrapes and cuts that come with the season (at 14:11) --- In technology parlance, the word 'latency' refers to the time it takes for information to go from Point-A to Point-B... and with enterprise and commerce moving at light-speed these days, latency can be a business killer (at 24:44) --- Recipes with a south-of-the-border flair from Kyra's Kitchen (at 44:18)