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)

Intel broke ground for their Ohio facility last week, and now the rest of the story... Will there be enough highly-skilled and trained people to fill the thousands of jobs the project will create? (at 16:02) --- Autumn officially arrives next week, which means fall allergy season is upon us... we have tips and advice to help take charge of your symptoms (at 26:57) --- With this week's games, the first half of the high school football season will be complete... Coaches Corner host John Marshall previews all the action for Week #5 around the area (at 32:51) --- Another collection of easy and delicious recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 47:04)

Established in 1872, the village of Mt. Cory is turning 150 years old... We have details on their Sesquicentennial celebration this weekend (at 15:05) --- September is Baby Safety Month... is your home properly child-proofed? We have some places to look and steps to take (at 23:06) --- What's Happening: Members of the cast join us to preview the upcoming Fort Findlay Playhouse production of the comedy ''The Savannah Sipping Society'' (at 43:15)

More than just food distribution for those in need... This week's Resource Fair at the Hancock County Fairgrounds aims to address the many factors that lead to chronic food insecurity (at 14:14) --- In January, the VA is launching a new life insurance program for veterans... expanding access to a benefit many service members didn't know they had (at 22:46) --- Community and Business Spotlight: It's Campaign Kickoff Week for the United Way of Hancock County (at 43:56)

The City of Findlay has $4.2M in federal funds from the American Rescue Plan to spend... the only question city leaders still have to decide is how best to put the money to use (at 13:44) --- To Your Health: The Cleveland Clinic is out with their latest MENtion It survey, highlighting the important health issues men find difficult to discuss with their doctor (at 25:58) --- Did you know that September is the most popular month for birthdays? That and hundreds more unexpected facts explained in the new National Geographic Kids book ''Weird But True! Birthdays'' (at 47:02)

Each year, Medicare loses $60B to fraud and abuse... How seniors can protect themselves and their access to critical healthcare when they need it most (at 15:25) --- Putting the spotlight on an underreported issue in recognition of Grandparents Day... Older adults with a grandchild in the home are nearly three times as likely to experience food insecurity as compared to those without (at 23:08) --- OSU Extension 4-H educator Lauren Burner-Kitzler gives a recap of the Hancock County fair (at 41:19)

Would you be shocked to learn that youth sports is now a bigger industry than the NFL? It's true, and that's not necessarily a good thing... So how did we get here? And is it too late to ''Take Back The Game''? (at 15:58) --- Coaches Corner host John Marshall previews Week #4 of high school football around the area (at 26:27) --- Cedar Point announced this week they are 'retiring' the park's tallest roller coaster, Top Thrill Dragster - a thrill ride with a checkered history - while teasing a 'reimagined experience'... We get reaction from the American Coaster Enthusiasts (at 28:59) --- A collection of easy and delicious weekend brunch recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 48:34)

For the next several weeks, Hancock County's Be Healthy Now coalition is conducting a survey on the quality of life in our community... It's all part of the new, comprehensive Community Health Improvement Plan (at 14:24) --- America's small businesses are the lifeblood of the economy, and a new report examines their resiliency from nearly three years of unprecedented challenges... from the pandemic to the labor shortage to skyrocketing inflation (at 24:54) --- Getting their license is an exciting rite of passage for teenagers, but parents know it also carries some major risks... How to discuss rights and responsibilities to keep your new driver safe on the road (at 46:35)