8/30/23 7:20 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 are all about back to school! Wellington is kicking off another school year in “Kindland” along with thousands of other schools across the country. Plus, a new NASA program is helping students at Ely Elementary foster a love for science! (9:49)

8/30/23 7:40 It’s time to check in with Elyria Mayor Frank Whitfield! The Mayor discussed a recent incident involving a city employee that harassed the mayor and his family. Mayor Whitfield also recapped a successful summer of Walking Tours and shared tons of information about upcoming events. The Midway Mall Townhall meeting is this Thursday from 5:30-7pm, the Elyria Farmers Market returns this Saturday along with a Pops concert at 6:30pm! And don’t forget, the Apple Festival returns next month! (13:25)

8/30/23 8:20 The Black River Audubon Society will present “Ornitheraphy: The Power of Birdwatching”, by Holly Merker on September 5th at 7pm at the Carlisle Reservation Visitor Center, 12882 Diagonal Road, LaGrange. Holly joined the guys on the Morning Show to talk about her program and how our connection with birds can impact our wellbeing. (8:55)

8/30/23 8:40 The 2024 Old Farmer’s Almanac is available everywhere! Senior Editor Sarah Perreault made a quick stop on the show to highlight some of what’s inside the almanac, including farming challenges, grocery inflation, health and fashion outlooks, and more! (8:40)

8/29/23 7:20 The Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity is set to unveil its 400 Home Campaign in partnership with the Cuyahoga Land Bank through a groundbreaking and appreciation ceremony and new home tour on Tuesday, August 29th at 10:30am. President and CEO John Litten stopped by to talk about the event and initiative that will help hundreds of families in need.

8/29/23 7:40 The FDA recently approved the next generation Micra leadless pacemakers, the world’s smallest pacemakers. Now with a battery that lasts between 16 and 17 years, most Micra patients will only need one pacemaker for life. Cardiac Electrophysiologist Dr. Rob Kowal discussed how the new enhancements to Micra pacemakers, including increased battery longevity and a streamlined implantation process, benefit patients while building on a legacy of innovation in the cardiac device industry.

8/29/23 8:10 We’re back on the Main Street Beat! This week we head to Lorain with Executive Director Max Schaefer to catch up with what’s going on, including next month’s Firefish Festival! (6:29)

8/29/23 8:40 When it comes to grocery shopping, it pays to shop smart. The Chronicle-Telegram Coupon Queen, Rachel Krych, made her weekly stop as she talked about six top-value foods that she regularly buys to save her wallet and make meal planning easier. (16:22)

8/28/23 7:20 With 6 games against the Twins in the next 2 weeks, it’s a big stretch for our Cleveland Guardians. Vice President Bob DiBiasio made his weekly stop to recap a successful series in Toronto and how the Guards can get back in the AL Central race with another good series in Minnesota. (6:57)

8/28/23 8:40 Next stop, Cleveland Browns stadium! The Browns finished up the preseason this past weekend and will finalize the 53-man roster before the Week One opener against Cincinnati. Chronicle-Telegram beat reporter Scott Petrak joined the guys to share some final thoughts about the preseason, recent roster cuts, and what he expects to see ahead of the start of the regular season. (9:22)

8/25/23 7:20 The Lorain County Historical Society has announced their third annual Hickories on Tap! Spokeswoman Kathy Dean-Dielman joined the guys to talk about the fundraising event set to be held on the grounds of The Hickories Museum on Saturday, September 9th, from 3 to 7pm! (10:11)