The travel and tourism industry was hoping for a big rebound after the lean pandemic years, but that was before gas and fuel prices skyrocketed - so what is the forecast now? (at 17:12) --- Think you need a vacation? How about a sepcial deal for the frontline workers of the pandemic who deserve it the most (at 22:28) --- For now, OHSAA members have rejected a proposal on NIL rules for high school athletes... but will that be the final word? (at 27:45) --- Ready to open your heart and your home? The Humane Society of Hancock County is holding an Adopt-a-Thon this weekend (at 48:37)

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has joined nearly two dozen other states' leaders in opposition of a proposed federal rule they say would be detrimental to the charter school movement (at 15:03) --- As talent remains scarce in many high-demand professions, employers are increasingly open to more types of professional and technical certification other than the traditional college degree... opening opportunities to large numbers of potential job candidates (at 25:35) --- Just in time for summer vacation season, AirBNB has introduced innovative new ways of discovering great destinations and adventures you might never have thought of before (at 45:01)

Retirement planning usually involves making the right investments, your 401(k), an IRA or maybe your company's pension plan (although that's pretty rare these days)... all those things are important but incomplete (at 15:51) --- Hancock County Economic Development Director Tim Mayle explains why he calls a major new residential development on Findlay's north end a ''major step'' toward the so-called Gateway vision for the area (at 25:59) --- Whether due to inflation, opportunities brought on by the labor shortage or simply out of boredom - a large number of older Americans are looking to rejoin the workforce... A senior job fair this week will help match them with available opportunities (at 47:04)

A conversation with retiring Senator Rob Portman about the most pressing work before he leaves Congress, and the bitterly-contested race to fill his seat in the next term (at 16:51) --- After Mother's Day reminds her of how important she is, Women's Health Week encourages mom to do all she can to ensure she's always around... and at the top of that list is understanding the full range of breast health risks and challenges (at 25:12) --- A sneak peek at the technology that will be powering our future, straight from this week's Google I/O developer's conference (at 32:02) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 49:07)

The latest supply chain shortage is causing concern for newborns... with baby formula becoming hard to find on store shelves, what's a parent to do? (at 16:20) --- Community strength and stability under construction... Habitat for Humanity commemorates their 50th home build - and the first of their next 50 - now underway (at 25:41) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The United Way of Hancock County celebrates another successful Days of Caring event (at 32:51) --- For National Nurses Week... a shout-out to these very special frontline caregivers, and details on a special campaign to honor nurses of color (at 46:54)

Media personality and author Bill O'Reilly joins us to talk about the latest title in his best-selling 'Killing' series, ''Killing the Killers: The Secret War Against Terrorists'' (at 15:22) --- To Your Health: It's great to finally be able to get out in the warm, sunny weather again... but with that comes the familiar warning that you can have too much of a good thing (at 26:49) --- Around Town: The Findlay Police Department's 7th annual Bicycle Rodeo next week aims to help keep kids safe on all their summer adventures (at 46:03)

Allowing student athletes to profit off of their name, image and likeness has turned into a controversial free-for-all in college athletics... are we really ready to allow NIL deals in high school sports? (at 16:22) --- No area school district has been busier this year than Liberty-Benton... and things are about to get even more hectic on campus as renovations begin on their existing high school facility (at 24:49) --- What's Happening: The Black Swamp Area Council of the Boy Scouts are busy preparing for a summer full of fun and adventure for area youth (at 47:36)

It's Manufacturing Week in Hancock County... Raise the Bar is putting local manufacturers together with area middle school students to get them thinking about career opportunities early (at 16:36) --- This week's local observance of Peace Officer Memorial Day is especially poignant... for everyone involved (at 25:40) --- Community and Business Spotlight: Hancock County Veterans Services launches a program this week to salute and support the 'Hidden Heroes' (at 31:43) --- What's Happening: Meet Hancock County's new 4-H extension educator (at 47:45)

Did the pandemic forever change the traditions that go along with marriage? (at 17:14) --- 'Moguls in the Making' offers minority students the tools and the opportunity to make their mark on the world (at 24:51) --- Community and Business Spotlight: An invitation to Allen-Kramp Wealth Management's anniversary open house (at 31:41) --- Mother's Day spending will top $25-billion this year... but you don't have to break the bank to find the perfect gift (at 36:47) --- From Kyra's Kitchen for Mother's Day... recipes so easy even dad can make them (at 53:20)

The Wall That Heals - a replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial - will be on display in Findlay this week... We have details on the exhibit and commemorations planned through the weekend (at 16:40) --- Could the leak of that Supreme Court draft ostensibly overturning Roe v. Wade be as consequential as the ruling itself? (at 26:32) --- What's Happening: Details on events for the month of May at the Hancock Historical Museum (at 37:52) --- Stumped on a gift for Mother's Day? We have ideas that mom is sure to love (at 53:44)