Panhandle News Network - WEPM/WCST

On today's Panhandle Sports Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner, Luke Wiggs, and Parker Stone continue to wade through the murky waters of the West Virginia High School Transfer Portal and discuss if its too much at the moment. Later, the guys talk Baseball with the Os, College Baseball World Series and Legion all in action

Host Marsha Chwalik is joined by Berkeley County Sheriff Nathan Harmon, West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner, Blue Ridge CTC's Digital Media Specialist/Faculty Member Joel Heslop, and Luke Wiggs, who was at the US Attorney's press conference yesterday regarding a new partnership to target domestic violence.

On today's show, Parker and Luke talk All EPAC baseball teams, high school football transfers, and the college football HOF. Later the guys are joined by Steve Everhart, head coach of the North Berkeley Knights legion baseball team.

On today's Panhandle Sports Live! hosts Luke Wiggs and Parker Stone recap the events of the West Virginia State Baseball Tournament and Hedgesville High School's run and fall in the Class AAA championship game. The guys later discuss the ending of WVU's baseball season as well as high school football transfer news within the EPAC to be announced later today. To wrap up today's show Parker gives you Parker's Picks as well as Luke and Parker discuss the rumor of Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen being the cover athlete of Madden 24.

Host Marsha Chwalik and guests Lauren Winebrenner, regional representative with the IRS; Miss Shenandoah 2023 Karrington Childress; Martinsburg Union Rescue Mission Superintendent Pastor Tim Guerino with an update on the 604 Project/Family Shelter; Senate President Craig Blair (R-Berkeley) pays tribute to WVSP Sgt. Cory Maynard, who died in the line of duty Friday. Sgt. Maynard received a Life Saving award when he served in the Eastern Panhandle. Panhandle News Network Sports Reporter Luke Wiggs recaps Hedgesville High School's time in the state high school baseball tournament over the weekend.

On today's Panhandle Sports Live! host Parker Stone discusses the West Virginia State Baseball Tournament's first day of action plus the media rights extension with the WVSSAC and WVRC Media. Later, Luke Wiggs joins from Charleston to discuss the Hedgesville and University Class AAA state baseball semifinal game today and what the Eagles need to do to advance to Saturday's championship game. The show concludes today with a recap of Game One of the NBA Finals, the potential of Ja Morant being indefinitely suspended from the NBA, and Parker's Picks.

Host Marsha Chwalik sits down with two contenders for Miss West Virginia, Miss Morgantown Peyton Levallee and Miss Berkeley County Jo Hott; Later, Martinsburg native and national recording artist Christian Lopez is on to talk about his newest album, Magdalena, which drops June 9th; Then, a news recap with a newly passed ordinance by the Jefferson County Commisson that has gotten the attention of the West Virginia ACLU. Later, Parker Stone previews the high school baseball playoffs today. Hedgesville is representing the Eastern Panhandle.

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Ranson City Manager Todd Wilt to talk about the upcoming Ranson Festival, Car and Truck Show Saturday, June 3rd. Later, Jordan and Marsha get an update from West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey and hear from Danielle Stephenson, Miss Capital City 2023 as she gears up for the 2023 Miss West Virginia Competiton

On today's Panhandle Sports Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Parker Stone get ready for the upcoming WV High School State Baseball Tournament and give their final predictions on who will be crowned State Champ. Later, the guys talk with Wyatt Griffith about his senior year of baseball at Alleghany High School in Virginia and the Mountaineer's current state tournament run

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Phil Fravel of the American Military Heritage Museum in Stephens City to talk about the 10th Annual Military Appreciation and Living History Event on June 10th. Later, Hospice of the Panhandle Outgoing CEO Margaret Cogswell and Development Director Maria Lorenson stops by to look back on her career with HOTP and what the future looks like