Panhandle News Network - WEPM/WCST

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Dr. Jonathan Hartiens, CEO of Mountaineer Behavioral Health, to promote the organization’s annual Recovery in the Park event on September 24th. Later, Audrey Morris, Director Morgan County Starting Points stops in to talk about what Starting Points does for the community and a special event coming up

On today's Panhandle Sports Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner, Luke Wiggs, and Parker Stone take a look back at last night Ernie McCook Show and get prepared for the Rams matchup against Cal (PA). Later, the guys look at tonight's Panhandle High School Football action, look at the PGOTW and hear from Berkeley Springs Head Coach Terry Rea

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik take a look at the recent 2022 Balanced Scorecard and how Berkeley County has not faired well in the results. Later, WVU Medicine Berkeley Medical Center, Jefferson Medical Center  Maria BaMaung and Shawnee Brindle come to the studio to talk about the Car Seat Safety Check event on Sept. 25th.   

On today's Panhandle Sports Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner, Luke Wiggs, and Parker Stone take a deeper look into tomorrows Panhandle Game of the Week and hear from Shepherd Running Back Ronnie Brown as they preview tonight's Ernie McCook Show and Saturday's matchup between Shepherd and Cal (PA). Later, the guys talk with the voice of Morgantown High School, Dave Wilson as a few Panhandle teams prepare to play the Mohigans later this season.

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Jill Upson - Executive Director Herbert Henderson Office of Minority Affairs to talk about the recent BRIDGE report and how it will affect local businesses. Later, Michael Cox - Truancy Diversion Specialist and Hal Van Metre - Attendance Director for Berkeley County Schools stop by to talk about Attendance Month  

On today's Panhandle Sports Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner, Luke Wiggs, and Parker Stone look at PSAC Girls soccer from last night and give thoughts and opinion on the recent WVSSAC Football Rankings. Later, the guys talk to Spring Mills football coach Josh Simms to recap the Cardinals 48-28 win over South Hagerstown last week and preview and get us ready for their WEPM Panhandle Game of the Week on Friday

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are live on location as it's the United Way of the Eastern Panhandle's 28th Annual Day of Caring! Marsha and Jordan spoke with Amy Orndorff - Executive Director of Berkeley Senior Services, Maria Lorensen - Development Director at Hospice of the Panhandle, Penny Porter - CEO of United Way of the Eastern Panhandle, Trina Bartlett - Director of Resource Development and Marketing of Boys and Girls Club of the Eastern Panhandle, Becky Linton - Community Engagement Officer of City National Bank

On today's Panhandle Sports Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner, Luke Wiggs, and Parker Stone breakdown the Monday Night Football matchup between Geno Smith's Seahawks and Russel Wilson's Broncos. Later, The guys announce this weeks Panhandle Game of the Week as Jefferson and Spring Mills meet up for an all EPAC matchup.

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Author Steve Cowie to talk about his new book When Hell Came to Sharpsburg where he centers his attention on the people of Sharpsburg during the Battle of Antietam. Later, Robbie Blair from Main Street Martinsburg calls in to talk about the 2nd Food Truck Fest, coming back to downtown Martinsburg October 22nd, Max Richtman - CEO National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare calls in to talk about affordable hearing aids and personal sound amplification products

On today's Panhandle Sports Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner, Luke Wiggs and Parker Stone take a look at the Panhandle Game of the Week last Friday and another huge Shepherd win. Later, the guys breakdown the first big weekend in football as the NFL gets underway and College Football keeps getting crazier.