Panhandle News Network - WEPM/WCST

Marsha Chwalik and special guest co-host Trina Bartlett chat with Food Network Star and Blue Ridge CTC Culinary Arts Program Director Steve Weiss; Penny Porter, CEO of the United Way of the Eastern Panhandle talking about the recent Housing Summit and how one major local manufacturer may be stepping up to help; Berkeley-Jefferson Extension Master Gardeners Paul Elliott and Kathy Huey talk about the May 13th plant sale at the Berkeley County Youth Fairgrounds.

Host Marsha Chwalik gets a legislative update from 95th District Delegate Chuck Horst, talks art and the benefits of art therapy with Merely Creative's Meredith Barrett; later, the new Hospice of the Panhandle is a familiar face - it's former Chief Clinical Officer Nikki Bigiarelli, and she and Hospice's Maria Lorenson are in to talk about Hospice services and the vision moving forward. Later, PNN Sport's Luke Wiggs is in to talk regional softball and baseball action.

On today's episode, Parker and Luke talk the latest in high school baseball and softball, WVU Football, NBA and NHL playoffs, and later their bold predictions for the NFL draft.

Host Marsha Chwalik catches up with Trina Bartlett from the Boys and Girls Club of the Eastern Panhandle; Later Jonie Stenack, Director of Nursing/Critical Care/Trauma Services and Nursing Supervision at WVU Medicine/Berkeley Medical Center talks about Donate Life Month. There's a recap of local news stories from www.panhandlenewsnetwork.com and Luke Wigg comes in to talk about why he doesn't enjoy fishing and how a Jefferson High Softball tradition caught him off guard at yesterday's game.

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by the Director of the Office of Strategic Planning & Communications for the Berkeley County Council, Matthew Umstead to talk about the County's approval of a reduced levy rate and the upcoming Heritage Festival. Later, Dr. Jessica Alfonso, Lee-Dorah Wokpara, and Travis Williams from Berkeley County Public Schools stop by to talk about the PASS Program.

On today's Panhandle Sports Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner, Luke Wiggs, and Parker Stone recap last night's High School Baseball action heard on WEPM with Martinsburg and Washington taking the field. Later, the guys catch up with Jefferson's Keyshawn Robinson to hear his thoughts on his verbal commitment to WVU

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Morgan County businessman, pharmacist, and former Commissioner / 59th District Delegate Ken Reed as he announces his running for WV Secretary of State. Later, Eastern West Virginia Regional Airport Executive Director Nic Diehl stops by to get us excited about this summer’s centennial celebration and air show

On today's Panhandle Sports Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner, Luke Wiggs, and Parker Stone whip around the local high school baseball and softball scores from last night and try to figure out who will be the top team in the PSAC. Later, the guys talk the NBA Playoffs and the upcoming "Beltway Battle" between the Os and the Nats

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Berkeley County Solid Waste Authority Chair Clint Hogbin to get an Ensorga Update and information on upcoming events. Later, Telamon Housing Program Coordinator Maggie Cortes and Fair Housing Specialist Holly Hartman stop by to talk about the Fair Housing Event on April 22 from 11-4

On today's Panhandle Sports Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner, Luke Wiggs, and Parker Stone look back at Shepherd Football's Spring Game and hear from a few of the key players. Later, the guys talk WVU Athletics and get Parkers Picks