Ray Horner Show

:17 - Beginning May 1st, a gradual reopening of Ohio will occur, according to Governor Mike DeWine. The rollout will begin with selective medical procedures such as dentistry and veterinarians, then leading to retail reopenings by May 12th.

9:25 - We’ve spoke to various individuals and organizations who’ve been doing their part in helping families through COVID-19 and its lockdown. Major Stephen Stoops from the Salvation Army of Summit County talked about how they are assisting, the organization’s budget, and how he is proud of his staff.

15:45 - With a reopening comes possible safety risks, and not just due to the virus. SACS Consulting president and CEO Tim Dimoff joined the Ray Horner Morning Show to discuss the lockdowns in general, security while working from home and inside the office, and urges listeners to not get exercise alone.

We’ve spoke to various individuals and organizations who’ve been doing their part in helping families through COVID-19 and its lockdown. Major Stephen Stoops from the Salvation Army of Summit County talked about how they are assisting, the organization’s budget, and how he is proud of his staff.

With a reopening comes possible safety risks, and not just due to the virus. SACS Consulting president and CEO Tim Dimoff joined the Ray Horner Morning Show to discuss the lockdowns in general, security while working from home and inside the office, and urges listeners to not get exercise alone.

It is Law Week in the United States, and to kick off the week, the Akron Bar Association celebrates Law Day with WAKR. Various attorneys throughout the region shared their expertise in all areas. Nancy Holland touched on the differences between a furlough, a layoff, and outright termination.

It is Law Week in the United States, and to kick off the week, the Akron Bar Association celebrates Law Day with WAKR. Various attorneys throughout the region shared their expertise in all areas. Linda Ulinski got into the topic of living wills.

It is Law Week in the United States, and to kick off the week, the Akron Bar Association celebrates Law Day with WAKR. Various attorneys throughout the region shared their expertise in all areas. Jeff Laybourne deals with criminal law, especially with the topic of COVID-19 in prisons and whether or not to let prisoners out.

It is Law Week in the United States, and to kick off the week, the Akron Bar Association celebrates Law Day with WAKR. Various attorneys throughout the region shared their expertise in all areas. First up, Dean Carro previews Law Week and the theme of it, the 100-year anniversary of women's suffrage.

:17 - Today, we salute the nurses and medical professionals who’ve been on the front lines during this fight against COVID-19. First up is Kyle Anderson, RN from Summa Health. Later, Rat was joined by Beth Srock, who is a part of the ICU area at Cleveland Clinic-Akron General.

8:04 - Another $480 billion stimulus package has been passed to help with PPP and small businesses. US Senator Rob Portman joined the show to discuss the impact this will have in Ohio, and how local businesses have helped outside the state, most notably Gojo. Portman also touched on the question of when to reopen the state, as he has been in agreement with Governor Mike DeWine, and also discussed the increasing need for testing.

15:07 - Whether you’re from Ohio and taking a drive or from out of state passing through, the Ohio Turnpike is more or less the crossroads of America. Tony Yacobucci is the chief engineer of the Ohio Turnpike, which serves the northern portion of Summit County, and he talked about what they are doing to cut back on the spread of germs, from the EZ-Pass toll booths to carry-out only inside the service plazas.

19:52 - For the sports fan, there’s finally some options for you, according to Scott Wynn. Besides the NFL Draft, the Michael Jordan docu-series continues on ESPN, and a golf foursome with Tiger Woods, Peyton Manning, Phil Mickelson, and Tom Brady is in the works.

Another $480 billion stimulus package has been passed to help with PPP and small businesses. US Senator Rob Portman joined the show to discuss the impact this will have in Ohio, and how local businesses have helped outside the state, most notably Gojo. Portman also touched on the question of when to reopen the state, as he has been in agreement with Governor Mike DeWine, and also discussed the increasing need for testing.

The American Red Cross has adjusted the way they respond to home fires and other disasters by adopting ways to mitigate the risk of COVID-19, and they’re trying to let people know they can help their communities without putting themselves at risk. Eric Alves from the Red Cross discussed it with Ray Horner.