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An order to dishonor a fallen marine, a cover-up, and the decades of remorse that followed... USMC Captain Doug Chamberlain shares the story of his experience as a company commander during the Vietnam War - and its connection to Findlay - from his memoir ''Bury Him'' (at 15:19) --- Incoming State Senator Craig Riedel was unopposed in Tuesday's election, but he will be coming into a legislature that will look a little different than expected when he won the primary back in the spring (at 23:05) --- What's Happening: 'Celebrating the Holidays with Health in Mind' is the theme for upcoming programs from the Hancock County OSU Extension (at 42:21)

Nearly half of us will take a road trip this fall, and many will bring their pets along for the ride... We have some expert advice on traveling with man's best friend (at 14:21) --- ''You Don’t Look Like an Astronaut's Wife!''... The spouse of Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell talks about the view of the mission to the moon from back home on Earth (at 23:00) --- HSFB Preview: The Trojans' tournament run continues with a trip to Olmsted Falls in the regional quarterfinals (at 34:18) --- More yummy and easy-to-make recipes for your family from Kyra's Kitchen (at 47:19)

It was a big night for Democrats, so what do the results mean and what happens next? Local party chair Eve Gray shares reaction to the 'blue wave' on Election Night (at 13:37) --- Giving thanks for our blessings and sharing the spirit of the season... Findlay High School has launched its Turkeys for Trojans program for Thanksgiving (at 25:19) --- Around Town: It's time once again to shop, dine and celebrate the arts... Downtown Findlay's seasonal ArtWalk event returns this week (at 39:20)

With Veterans Day approaching, the Hancock County Veterans Service Office is asking the community to show their support for those who have served with a simple gesture (at 15:30) --- The Department of Veterans Affairs has set a target of 2031 for the full implementation of Electronic Health Records systemwide... Northeast Ohio is among the latest to undertake that transition (at 23:52) --- What's Happening: From Veterans Day to the holidays, we have details on upcoming programs and events from the Hancock Historical Museum (at 39:14)

A follow-up to our conversation last month on the precarious financial position of many rural hospitals... Those hospitals are now set to receive $92M in funding from Ohio's Rural Health Transformation Program - including some $1.4M to BVHS - but will that be enough to make any real difference? (at 14:05) --- October is Family Caregivers Month... While millions of people provide unpaid care for a loved one, new research finds many of them don't recognize themselves as caregivers (at 25:29) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The Petroleum division at Legacy Farmers Cooperative has an event later this month for farmers and business owners on proper equipment operation, lubrication and maintenance to maximize efficiency and reduce downtime (at 40:56)

Have you heard about the Arcadia 149 Project? It's a student-led initiative that's all about making improvements to the school's athletic facilities, maybe earning some cool celebrity recognition and - perhaps most importantly - community pride (at 14:24) --- Are there special considerations for pregnant women with respect to the seasonal influenza vaccine? What expectant mothers need to know to protect themselves and their babies (at 24:57) --- Even though the holiday season won't really be here for a few weeks yet, the holiday hiring rush is already here... What to expect from this year's seasonal job market (at 41:59)

So far, Ohio has seen minimal cases of influenza this season... But health experts warn that the pace of spread is rapidly increasing (at 13:47) --- October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month... and that's really just the tip of the iceberg, because with the holidays coming there are even more risks (at 23:37) --- HSFB Preview: In this week’s playoff opener, the Trojans face a North Olmsted Eagles team that is getting hot at the right time (at 31:45) --- More easy and delicious recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 45:12)

Throwback Thursday: Are you afraid of things that go bump in the night? Author James Willis talks about his ''Big Book of Ohio Ghost Stories'' (at 13:32) --- With just a few days to go until Election Day, we revisit our conversations with the candidates who are competing for the 83rd District seat in the Ohio House of Representatives (at 21:45) --- What's Happening: Straight No Chaser kicks off the new Mainstage Series season tonight, but that's just the beginning of an unforgettable month at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 51:59)

Because everything that is scary about this time of year should be just for fun... FPD Crime Prevention Officer Brian White offers some reminders about trick-or-treat and Halloween safety (at 14:09) --- With less than a week remaining in the campaign, will the controversy over Vivek Ramaswamy's hail mary attack ad against Amy Acton move voters toward the Libertarian ticket for Ohio governor? The Libertarians hope so (at 23:39) --- What's Happening: Details on November programs and great curl-up-by-the-fire books to read from the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 44:09)

McComb Local Schools superintendent Jeremy Herr makes a final push for support of their ballot measure to build a new facility for the district's students (at 14:44) --- Among the countywide issues voters will see on next week's ballot is a renewal of the Hancock County Agency on Aging levy to support the services for seniors from 50 North (at 24:26) --- What's Happening: As the leaves fall and the seasons change, there are plenty of things to do in the month of November from the Hancock Park District (at 43:21)

Meet the new President of the University of Findlay... Dr. Richard Ludwick joins us in the studio for a welcome conversation (at 13:09) --- In this last week before the November election, local mental health officials are making a final push in support of the Hancock County ADAMHS renewal levy, asking voters to continue a legacy of care (at 24:43) --- What's Happening: The Hancock County Parkinson's Network is hosting an evening with bestselling author and international expert Dr. Ray Dorsey on a new path to prevention and treatment (at 41:57)

An 'October surprise' in Ohio's gubernatorial race has the entire nation buzzing... Will it be the deciding factor in what remains a very close election? (at 15:07) --- WTOL 11 chief meteorologist Chris Vickers shares his forecast for the remainder of the fall, and the winter outlook for Northwest Ohio (at 27:03) --- HSFB Preview: The Trojans end the regular season on the road at Anthony Wayne tonight (at 37:02) --- More delicious and easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 50:03)

While many parents worry about their kids' screentime, the American Academy of Pediatrics says that's not actually the issue (at 13:23) --- Sometimes the storylines don't match reality... The narrative says that AI is going to put us all out of a job, but a new report from the US Chamber of Commerce tells a different story (at 21:28) --- Easing the minds of nervous parents everywhere... Kelley Blue Book is out with their latest list of the Safest Vehicles for Teen Drivers (at 38:34)

The cost of America's fallout with Canada over trade goes beyond the price consumers pay - from product availability to long-term economic relationships... A view from the other side of the border (at 13:46) --- The challenge of small businesses to ensure their supply chain supports consumers' desire to Buy American (at 26:25) --- What's Happening: Hope you're hungry... The Findlay Family YMCA is busy gearing up for their 'Men Who Cook' fall fundraiser (at 40:28)

Mayor Christina Muryn talks about breaking ground on the final major piece of the Blanchard River flood mitigation plan... And a potential monkey wrench in the redevelopment of the Shady Grove property (at 13:34) --- A new cyber-confidence study from NordVPN is a real wake-up call for anyone who thinks they're pretty good at spotting online scams and fakes... Which is most of us (at 25:26) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The Downtown Restaurant Tour is back to benefit the United Way of Hancock County's Halt Hunger Initiative (at 39:36)