BG Parks and Recreation Director Kristin Otley gives Clint the details about prices and memberships at the pool. And an update about the 1st tournament being hosted at the new Pickleball courts next weekend and summer programming now available!

Andrea Seiling and Cindi Dennis, two of the Wood County Health Department Environmental Health Specialists, stop in to talk with Clint about the Clean Plate Award!

The 10th annual Bowling Green Ride of Silence was held at the Veterans Building Parking Lot, located at City Park.The International Ride of Silence, now in its 24th year where cyclists took to the roads in a slow, silent procession to honor cyclists who have been killed or injured while cycling on public roadways. Clint shares an update from cyclist and Mayor Aspacher.

The Wood County Humane Society 32nd Annual Wood County Humane Society Benefit Garage Sale opened its doors on Thursday for a special “sneak peek” at the Wood County Fairgrounds. Clint shares the news.

Clint shares the weekly update on Downtown BG Farmers’ Market – WLI -Bowling Green, Ohio from market manager Kinsey Mazey!

Clint talks with Mike Androvich from the Historical Construction Equipment Association on Wednesday’s show as we’re now only a couple days away from the Spring show this Saturday and Sunday!

Clint had the opportunity to have a short conversation with Rep. Bob Latta on this morning’s show. Listen to hear their back-and-forth conversation on a wide range of current topics.

The latest toy sensation hit Downtown Bowling Green SID when a supply of “Needoh’s” arrived Tuesday. A line started to form around 3 with the sale of the clever soft, slow-squish cubes.Listen to some of the conversation related to the exciting news. Unfortunately, the supply only lasted less than an hour, but Amy says there will be more Needoh’s coming!
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Melanie

Petroleum sales specialist for Legacy Farmers Cooperative, Chris Berger, joins Clint to share a weekly update. Their discussion is around topics ranging from what is the market trend right now with oils and lubricants, are you hearing of any shortages as far as oils and lubricants, do you see Legacy being affected by these oil shortages and more.

The Ohio State University Extension -Wood County 4-H Members and Ohio 4-H Teen Leadership Council Members – Claire Lampe and Emma Nester call in to talk with Clint along with Jenny Morlock to share their experiences of being involve in 4H for most of their lives! Listen to Clint’s chat with 3 remarkable women!

Bowling Green State University Vice President for Athletics Strategy Derek van der Merwe introduced Autumn Williams as the head tennis coach at a reception Monday afternoon. Clint chats with “Coach Autumn” plus a couple members of the BGSU Women’s Tennis Team, and Derek van der Merwe.
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Derek van der Merwe

Bruce Pijanowski is focused on supporting the priorities of Attorney General Yost and providing the best investigative, laboratory and identification services to law enforcement partners statewide as well as the people of Ohio. Missing Persons day event will be held Saturday, May 16th at the Bowling Green State University Perry Field House from 11-3.Listen to the updates Bruce shares with Clint.

Bowling Green City Schools, Ohio 4th grade students had the opportunity to take part in the 42nd Annual Farm Festival Thursday. This hands-on experience helped students explore the vital role agriculture plays in their daily lives—from animals and plants to conservation and food production. Listen in to The Ohio State University Extension -Wood County 4-H Educator Amy Michaels plus Jenny Morlock and 31 year staff member Deb Deweese and BG FFA Teacher Stephanie Conway.
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Chloe Brown, chronic disease epidemiologist for the Wood County Health Department joins Clint to talk about her May 2026 report regarding melanoma. Chloe explains the details which say skin cancer is the most common cancer in the US. Melanoma, a type of skin cancer, is the fifth most common cancer diagnosis in the US, Ohio, and Wood County. Rates of new melanoma diagnoses are higher in Wood County compared to Ohio and the US.

Our friends in Weston Ohio have a big celebration taking place this Saturday! Jeanettie Zamarripa, Weston Sports Initiative Association Board of Directors-President, visits Clint to give us all the details about this year’s Opening Day for Weston Sports.

First up, Bill Hamilton is the WCESC prevention specialist at Northwood and has been leading a program called “Hooked on Fishing” for decades. This year, more than 600 students from Otsego, Rossford, Lake, and Northwood, will meet Bill throughout the month of May and go fishing. Bill shares with Clint he’s been running this program for almost 20 years and before that, served the Rossford Ohio community as the DARE officer with the Rossford Ohio PD!
Lane Montz, President of the Better Business Bureau and Better Business Bureau Ethics Foundation Inc is in the studio and shares an invitation for folks to nominate local businesses for this year’s Torch Awards!

Clint shares his first visit of the new Downtown BG Farmers’ Market – WLI -Bowling Green, Ohio season with this year’s market manager Kinsey Mazey.

Park Police Chief Troy Bateson who told the Park Commissioners at Tuesday’s meeting about a new lost and found policy that’s been implemented. The Biggest Week in American Birding is held annually in northwest Ohio, often called the “Warbler Capital of the World,” and is organized by the Black Swamp Bird Observatory (BSBO) at Magee Marsh and Maumee Bay State Park. Clint chats with Jim Witter for more info!
Chief Bateson
Jim Witter

Clint’s conversation with Greg Robinette who shares the Bowling Green Memorial Day Observance Committee will be decorating Memory Gardens Cemetery, 5360 Liberty Hi Rd, Bowling Green, OH 43402, and Oak Grove Cemetery, Bowling Green, on Saturday, May 16, 2026. Seeking community groups and individuals to help place flags on veterans’ graves.

At May’s Board of Public Utilities meeting it was unanimously agreed to approve a resolution that recommended adjustments to the electric rate schedules to more accurately reflect the cost of providing service. Clint shares interviews from the meeting.
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Joe DeMare