7/7/22 7:40 A big focus at Lorain County Public Health right now is maternal and child health. Erin Murphy and Sam Meluch from Lorain County Public Health stopped by to address a number of current issues, including infant mortality rate and how they’ve helped address that with their Neighborhood Navigation program. (10:10)

7/7/22 8:10 It’s Rosie time on WEOL! Jim Rosenhaus from the Cleveland Guardians Radio Network made his weekly appearance as the Guards desperately need to bounce back this weekend after being swept in Detroit. Are the wheels coming off or can this team persevere? Rosie gives us an inside look, so take a listen! (8:12)

7/6/22 7:20 Dave O’Brien from the Chronicle-Telegram joined 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 address concerns over liability regarding recent Lake Erie drownings in our local communities. Also, Dave shared some remarks from his coverage of this past weekend’s memorial for the late former Lorain Police Chief Cel Rivera. (11:51)

7/6/22 7:40 All Voting is Local is a voting advocacy group that is working to clarify confusion about the primaries. Kayla Griffin, All Voting is Ohio’s State Director, stopped by to discuss the upcoming second, “special” Ohio primary, including the date, how voters can be prepared, how and when voters can vote early, and what races and issues to expect on the special primary ballot. (9:14)

7/6/22 8:10 United Way of Greater Lorain County Program Specialist Colleen Waltz joined the show to talk about a number of events! Their “Fill the Bus” campaign is underway, and those looking to make donations can do do by clicking HERE. The “Together on $10” campaign is also right around the corner, plus, the latest details from the Imagination Library. (7:38)

7/6/22 8:40 Who’s ready for an eclipse? More specifically, the Great American Eclipse! Jessica Fetter, Director of the Lorain County Office of Emergency Management, and Hope Bonos from Operations talked all about the next solar eclipse that can be seen in Amherst for over 4 minutes on April 8th, 2024! (11:36)