2/15/23 7:20 The Chronicle-Telegram’s Dave O’Brien returned with our Rocco Nuosci for this week’s Local Beat, presented by Vandemark Jewelers on East Broad Street in Elyria, a trusted name in  jewelry! This week, the guys touch on the latest development plans around Chestnut Commons and what traffic concerns Elyria residents have. Plus, Dave breaks down former Lorain County 911 Director Harry Williamson dropping his lawsuit against Lorain County officials. (11:04)

2/15/23 8:40 Research has lined lower emission bus exhaust to improved academic performance, and we had one of the top experts on the show to discuss that topic! Tucker Perkins, President and CEO of the Propane Education and Research Council (PERC), talked about the new research and benefits of using lower emission school buses! (7:59)

2/14/23 8:10 Last night marked SEVEN wins in a row for our Cleveland Cavaliers! Radio voice of the Cavs, Tim Alcorn, made his weekly visit this morning to talk about the win streak and where things stand with the wine and gold as they hit the All-Star break this week. (9:56)

2/14/23 8:40 Do you know about the Flashfood App? Well, you should! The app helps stores sell food nearing expiration date at a discounted rate, sometimes up to 50% off! Consumers who download the app can browse stores in their area for a great bargain. The Chronicle-Telegram’s Coupon Queen, Rachel Krych, stopped by to talk about the app and some of the deals she’s been able to score with it. (10:19)

2/13/23 8:10 Who’s ready for the Cleveland Auto Show? It returns February 24th at the I-X Center and we can’t wait! Here to help us get ready with events and what to expect at the show was Lou Vitantonio of the Greater Cleveland Automobile Dealers Association! (7:15)

2/13/23 8:40 Imagine turning the tables by having teenagers teach tech skills to adults in their communities. That’s what’s happening with tech-savvy teens teaching adults as part of the “4-H Tech Changemakers” program! It’s also a way to create economic opportunity and workforce development, as we learned this morning from National 4-H Changemaker Hannah Jones and 4-H County Extension Agent Allie Griner. (6:46)