National Drug Take Back Day is this Saturday, October 24th. Marion has participated for many years and this time the drop off event will be at The Marion Medical Campus at 1050 Delaware Avenue from 10 AM to 2 PM. Brad DeCamp from the Crawford-Marion ADAMH Board joined the podcast to talk about it.

Jessica Moon from Roth, Bacon, Moon Attorneys, llc, joined the podcast to talk about why Farming Families need Business Entities and Estate planning. Every good estate plan considers succession, tax, and needs of the client, while at all times promoting the dignity, values, and independence of the client.
www.RothBaconLaw.com

Marion Mayor Scott Schertzer joined the podcast from his quarantine to talk about what's happening in our city government. He discussed the reason why he and his senior staff all were quarantined. He also talked about another micro clean-up in the city, leaf collection starting up and Trick r Treat in the city.

Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined the podcast to update us on the COVID-19 situation in Marion. She talked about the surge in cases in Marion and where those numbers are coming from. Traci also talked about a local school going to all on-line learning for a few weeks and why and she talked about MPH's new Health Director.

Matt Bayles is running for election as Marion County Sheriff in November. Bayles joined Jeff Ruth to talk about his campaign.

Marion Public Health Commissioner Traci Kinsler joined the podcast to give an update at the COVID-19 situation in Marion County. Traci talked about an uptick in cases in the past week, that also has increased our hospitalizations and that could put us in the Red - Level 3 on Thursday. She talked about how well the schools are doing and she advised her best practices for your fall and Halloween celebrating.

Marion County Sheriff Tim Bailey is running for election in November. Bailey joined Jeff Ruth to talk about his campaign.

Kristin McCloud, the Executive Director of Pathways of Central Ohio, joined the podcast to talk about Marion's Crisis and Referral Phone Line that has been in operation for a very long time, and how it is a wonderful resource for our community, supported by the ADAM-H Board.

Fall Fix'ns has been in Upper Sandusky for 32 years at the Stief Family Farm on Rt 199, near 23 across from Loves. They have a pick-your-own pumpkin patch, corn maze and NEW for 2020 a Haunted Corn Maze on Friday and Saturday nights from 8 to 11pm, October 2-31st. Paul talked to Kelsey Stief about the experience.

www.fallfxns.com

Retiring Marion City Police Chief Bill Collins joined the show to talk about his 31 years at the MPD, including the last 7 as the Chief. He tells a few stories, talks about the recent drug takedown in Marion and has a message for our city going forward.