7:40am – We talked about what will be seen when people visit the North Ridgeville Corn Festivel this weekend with spokesperson John Butowski

8:10am – Ryan Aroney come by the station to tell us about the upcoming United Way Of Greater Lorain County Kick-off Event next Friday.

8:40am – We talked with Andy “Bull” Barch, voice of the Lake Erie Crushers, about the teams chances of making the postseason and the rumors that Tim Tebow maybe making his way to the Frontier League.

7:20am – Dr. George Koob of the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, talked about the dangers of young college students over indulging in the drug.

8:10am – It will be a hopping good time at Mill Stream Park in Valley City this Sunday for the 55th Frog Jump Festival. Spokesman Rob Knight let us know more about the event, and how to find that perfect frog.

8:40am – Stefan Buck of NSF International told about the dangers of cretin algae blooms and how they can affect our drinking water.

Capt. Larry Dickerhoff of Main Street Vermilion told us about the upcoming Painting in the Street event that will take place Saturday from 10 – 3pm between Liberty Ave and the railroad tracks.

8:10am – Lorain County Health and Dentistry’s Stephanie Wiersma and Rebecca Shaw told us about the upcoming free events at the office in Lorain.

8:40am – This Thursday and Friday, many eyes will be on the sky at night for the Perseid Meteor Shower. Here more about the spectacle  with the Black River Astronomical Society’s Steve Schauer.

7:50am Sen. Sherrod Brown told us about his time at the DNC and about his future plans.

8:10am  Joyce Davis of the Lorain County General Health District stopped by the show.

8:40am Andy “Bull” Barch let us know how the Lake Erie Crushers are doing on the eve of tonight’s game on WEOL.

How will Technology change our lives over the next two decades? Calum Chace, author of The Economic Singularity, thinks it will have a huge effect on the worlds economy.

Milan Jacovich is back in Les Roberts‘ newest mystery novel, Speaking of Murder. This Morning Les spoke with Bruce and Craig about what lies ahead for Cleveland’s favorite private eye.

• 7:40am – We took a look at the Medina Schools with new superintendent Aaron Sable 
• 8:10am – Librarian Tina Sabol told us about the Medina County District Libraries’ One Book, One Community program and what is coming up in the fall.
• 8:40am – Gary Quesada talked about his restaurant, Main Street Cafe, in the heart of Public Square.
• 8:50am – the Medina Gazette’s Jason Gwinnup talked about the upcoming contests and promotions for his paper.