With the 153rd Wood County Fair now less than 2 weeks away, Clint wanted to share a conversation he had recently with local historian Dick Martin about the history of the Fair which actually goes back 175 years!

It’s been just a month since the Bowling Green Community Foundation put out the call for at a Bowling Green City Council meeting for artists of any age group and of any ability level to contribute to an America 250 Liberty Tree Mural Mosaic.
Fast forward to this morning and David Maurer told Clint that if you want to be a part of this “community connection” project don’t delay, roughly 75% of the 600 tiles have been painted!

What a fun night supporting the Wood County District Public Library at the Novel Night Fundraiser and getting to spend time with great friends!
Listen to Clint’s interview of Bowling Green City Schools, Ohio Bobcat Basketball legend Vitto Brown who’s been spending the last several years playing professional basketball on some of the top teams in Europe.

Clint’s full interview with Dick and Nadine Edwards.

Throughout July and August, Wood County’s Sheriff Mark Wasylyshyn and Prosecuting Attorney Paul Dobson have been presenting “Frauds and Scams: Spot Them and Stop Them” at the Wood County senior centers.
Both Sheriff Wasylyshyn and Prosecutor Dobson visited the studio Thursday morning and told Clint “The internet world of social media, AI, and other new technologies create potential for amazing advancements in all areas of our lives, from communication to medicine. However, they also pose dangers for the unwary. Fraudsters and thieves are constantly looking for new ways to separate innocent citizens from their money or personal information.”
Clint was told “anyone can fall victim to an online, text, or telephone scam. Scammers can be tricky and intimidating. Learning their methods and angles will help you avoid turning over your money or private information to a bad actor.”

According to Rachel Aeschliman, Interim Health Commissioner for the Wood County Health Department, the number of confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness caused by a parasite has now risen to over 200 in Wood County!
According to the Health Department, “At this time, no specific food item or source has been confirmed. Because Cyclospora is most commonly associated with fresh produce, the health department continues to encourage residents to practice safe food handling at home.”

Rick Rettig is challenging the incumbent, State Representative Haraz N. Ghanbari, and Clint had the opportunity to get to know the long time educator on Wednesday’s show. Their conversation ranged from the candidates 33 years as a high school educator, why Mr. Rettig is running, what his priorities are and how folks can find out more about him and his campaign.

Clint talked Wednesday morning with Zach Hayes, Sustainability Coordinator in the Office of Campus Sustainability, and Intern/Volunteer Vanessa, a junior studying Environmental Policy & Analysis with a concentration in sustainable management. She’s also the president of Environmental Action Group (EAG) student org this year!

A Cancer Care Nurse Navigator for the Wood County Hospital. Sara Hackler, reached out to Clint to see if she could stop by and share her personal story as a cancer survivor and how she is now raising money for her “Over the Edge” campaign for The Victory Center in Toledo. On either September 4th or 5th depending on available time slots Sara will be repelling down a 16-story building in Toledo. All the money she raises will stay local to help with activities for cancer patients.

Brandon Hemminger, Executive Director at St. Clare Commons in Perrysburg, returned to the Morning Show studios for the 1st time in several months to talk about his new position and introduce us to some key staff members.

Clint talked with Wood County Prosecutor Paul Dobson today about these latest charges for the former President of the Pi Kappa Alpha (the Pikes) fraternity and what is next in this case that brought international attention to the University.

Listen in for our regular Monday morning visit with President Stan Korducki and we’ll get the correct answer!

Paul Perry, President of the Wood County Senior Fair Board, joins us live Monday morning at 7 to preview the 2026 Wood County Fair.
We’ll ask about admission prices, entertainment, this year’s rides, shows and more.

We are fortunate to have the opportunity on a regular basis to sit down with the 12th President of Bowling Green State University, Dr. Rodney Rogers, as this morning our discussion ranged from increasing enrollment, expanding innovative course offerings, the 2027 budget and the busy campus this summer with thousands of camp participants.

A.J. Fuller gives Clint an update on the Morning Show on the many special opportunities upcoming where you can help folks right here in Wood County with long term housing.

Listen to Clint’s interview with Leslie Madaras, public health nurse for the Wood County Health Department. Leslie discusses the importance of infant immunizations and Clint asks about some of the myths behind vaccinations. April is National Infant Immunization Month.

Listen to Clint’s next episode of the “Tim and Ardy” show.
Our conversation this week ranged from welcoming 400 teams and families for the BG Soccer Challange, next Bowling Green State University graduation exercises, planning a spring celebration for the 30th Anniversary of Call of the Canyon Cafe and more.

Listen here to Clint’s interview with Lane Motz from the Better Business Bureau and Better Business Bureau Ethics Foundation, Inc.
Lane stopped in the studio to discuss Artificial Intelligence (AI), a new “snail mail” scam, texting scams, a FREE shredding event fundraiser and the process of nominating your favorite local business for the 2025 “Torch Awards”.

Clint’s interview today with Mariah Burks (The Cook) a native Clevelander and a Bowling Green State University Graduate, who is making her national tour debut in CLUE at the Stranahan Theater & Great Hall opening May 6th.
A recipient of the National Irene Ryan Acting Award at The Kennedy Center, Mariah shared her memories of studying Theater and Film at BGSU, her many roles in the Cleveland area, her role in what she called a “high brow” comedy and shared some advice for youngsters who may want to follow in her footsteps.

CLUE is a hilarious new play based on the cult 1985 Paramount movie, inspired by the classic Hasbro game. The tale begins at a remote mansion, where six mysterious guests assemble for an usual dinner party where murder and blackmail are on the menu.
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
Tuesday, May 6, 2025 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, May 7, 2025 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, May 8, 2025 7:30 p.m.
Friday, May 9, 2025 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, May 10, 2025 2:00 & 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, May 11, 2025 1:00 & 6:30 p.m.

Listen to Clint’s interview with 2 members of the 2025 Leadership BG Class, Joe Ortinau and Kathie Van Ness.
The Leadership Bowling Green (LBG) Class of 2025 is excited to announce a community service project featuring a Cornhole tournament, food, fun activities, and more, all benefiting Wood County Area Ministries (WAM).
This special event is designed to support WAM in its mission to assist local individuals and families facing critical short-term needs within Wood County.