Spring is trying to arrive, and Chuck Behnke stopped by to tell us what we should be doing in our yard and garden.

When he was still a reporter for WEOL, Neil Zurcher was called upon to cover the Pittsfield Tornado of 1965.

And Lynn Youngblood, from the Pittsfield Historical Society, visited our studios to talk about the tornado and the upcoming dedication ceremony, marking the 50th anniversary of that tragic day.

Susan Spivey, Columbia Branch Librarian Supervisor was our guest this morning. She talked to us about a number of upcoming events including Carnival Night, Fine Forgiveness and Ohio Library Day!

The “Minerva Monster” is coming to the Big Screen, and we got to chat with Seth Breedlove about the tale of the creature spotted in Stark County in 1978.

The Oberlin Choristers are preparing for their “Singing Celebration” concert in Lorain, and we caught up with Artistic Director Jennifer Call.

Avon Lake Drama Club cast members joined us in-studio this morning to talk about their upcoming show: Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat!

WEOL is proud to support “Bowl For Kids Sake” presented by Big Brothers Big Sisters! CEO/President Lise Day and Joan Samkow joined the show with more info!

Elyria Mayor Holly Brinda and former mayor Bill Grace square off at CHIP forum in Lorain. Audio

Our friend Ryan Aroney from the United Way of Greater Lorain County returns to talk about the upcoming campaign.