Panhandle News Network - WEPM/WCST

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by 98th District Delegate and Speaker Pro Tempore Paul Espinosa stops by to recap the Legislative Delegation’s recent trip to Taiwan and the opening of a West Virginia Trade Office. Later, Berkeley Senior Services CEO Amy Orndoff and her guest Life Enrichment Manager Angel Savering join the show to talk about their inaugural tea just in time for Mother’s Day. To end the show, Martinsburg Union Rescue Mission Superintendent Pastor Tim Guerino and Martinsburg Initiative Social Worker Noel Canellas talk about the ongoing conversation about approaching homelessness/mental health issues.

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by MetroNews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny for a Statewide news roundup and a recap of Governor Jim Justice's widely expected Thursday evening announcement that he's running for US Senate. Pam Wagoner of the Martinsburg Noon Rotary calls in with a Rotary Update and plans for a new Spring Mills chapter of Rotary and Dr. Mark Madison of NCTC and Wildlife Service Historian Manager Branch of History and Partnerships National Conservation Training Center calls in to talk about the Eagle Cam and some events coming up. Later, Excerpts from a February 10th traffic stop in Martinsburg in which Civil Rights Attorney John H Bryan says Corey Lambert was improperly detained by Martinsburg Police

On today's Panhandle Sports Live! Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Luke Wiggs face some Friday morning technical difficulties, but look back at last night's NFL draft and see who were the winners and losers. Later, the guys recap yesterday's 50 years of Jefferson Baseball celebration

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik talk with 15th District Senator Charles Trump (R- Morgan) with a legislative update. Later, Berkeley Springs/Morgan County Chamber of Commerce’s Jules Happy Rone calls in to get us ready for this weekend’s Food Truck Fest in Downtown Berkeley Springs

On today's Panhandle Sports Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner, Luke Wiggs, and Parker Stone sit down with new Washington High Basketball Coach Ryan Miller as he gears up to take over WHS Basketball for his first season. Later, the guys talk to Jerry Mahoney, who threw out the first-ever pitch in Jefferson High School baseball history, about 50 years of JHS Baseball

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined on the phone by Gat Creek CEO Gat Caperton on the Arbor Day event on Friday, April 28, 2023, from 915 AM-10:00 AM. Later, it's “What Could Possibly Go Wrong?” with Jefferson County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management Steve Allen

On today's Panhandle Sports Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner, Luke Wiggs, and Parker Stone recap the scores from last night's local high school baseball and softball scores and hear from Jefferson Coach Lowery. Later, the guys talk with Ryan Myers, 2023 WV State Powerlifting State Champion, to hear about the process behind the WV Powerlifting Competition

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsh Chwalik are joined by MetroNews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny to get us squared away on recent WV Political news. Later, Jefferson County Sheriff Tom Hansen and his Chief Deputy Victor Lupis talked about some recent arrests and the seizure of more neglected horses in a separate incident this month.

On today's Panhandle Sports Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner, Luke Wiggs, and Parker Stone talk about local baseball and softball scores from last night and talk about the announcement of the new GM for the (yet-to-be-named) Hagerstown Professional Baseball Club. Later, the guys talk to Shepherd Baseball Coach Matt McCarty about former Ram Brenton Doyle's MLB debut

On today's episode, Luke looks back at a top 10 high school baseball matchup and the WVU Football spring game. Later, Parker joins for the official PSL NFL Mock draft, and lastly a peak at the NHL and NBA playoffs as well as the red-hot Orioles and Buccos.