On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik break down all of the recent and breaking news in the Panhandle. Later, Parker Stone stops in to talk sports

On today's episode of Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Kimberly Roche of Mary’s Refuge to talk about a new shelter for expectant moms and their babies in the old St. Joseph School Convent. National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare Director Max Richtman calls in to talk about Social Security Solvency. At the end of the show, Berkeley County 250th Director Matt Umstead and Helen Harris stop by to share the Juneteenth Commemorations in Martinsburg this weekend!

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Shepherd University Vice President for Athletics Chauncey Winbush to talk about the new Head Women’s Basketball Coach Julie Kaufman. Morgan County Sheriff KC Bohrer gives us a call as he's coming back from funeral of Nicholas County Sheriff’s Department (now) Sgt. Tom Baker who was killed in the line of duty, and to talk about the Morgan County Sheriff's Dept. Cacapon State Park Youth Camp! Later, Community Combined Ministries Founder Dianne Wall is in studio to talk about their 11th Annual Day in the Park June 25 12-5 – War Memorial Park in Martinsburg.

Marsha Chwalik is joined by  John Saldanha Ph.D. Sears Chair in Global Supply Chain Management and Associate Professor at WVU to talk about the baby formula shortage and whether supply chain issues rise to the level of a national security threat.  Also, it's moving day for Martinsburg City Hall.  They won't be conducting in-person city business until June 13th, as they are moving over the next week beginning today.  We hear an excerpt from Martinsburg Mayor Kevin Knowles detailing that and other city news and revealing when he thinks they'll be moving back to the Queen Street location. 

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by West Virginia Attorney General  Patrick Morissey to talk about the $161.5-Plus Million Settlement with Teva and Allergan and other pressing issues. Matthew Howard, a volunteer and researcher for the Historic Morgan Cabin Association will be calling in to talk about June 18th events at the cabin coinciding with Berkeley County’s 250th Commemoration. At the end of the show, it's Emilee Burlett from Ranson CVB calling in  to talk about the Ranson Festival & Car Show this Saturday.

On today's Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by 16th District Senator Hannah Geffert to talk about what's happening down at the Capital and what went on during the trip to Morgantown. Later, Jefferson County Parks and Recreation Director Jennifer Myers calls in to talk about all the happenings going on at Jefferson County Parks and Rec!

On today's episode of Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Rebekah Hayes and Meredith Barrett SMILE INITIATIVE to talk about their Health is Wealth fair on Saturday, June 4th. Later, Phil Fravel - Director of the American Military Heritage Museum in nearby Stephens City, Virginia calls in to talk about the Annual Museum Open House and Living History Event!  It will feature re-enactors and a veterans’ reunion happening on Saturday June 11 from 9-5

Parker Stone and Marsha Chwalik get an update from Boys and Girls Club of the Eastern Panhandle CEO Stacie Rohn about summer programs, their new (temporary) location for the Martinsburg Club, Berkeley Springs High School Graduation, and "Inside The Huddle" with Tony Caridi, which is coming to town in August.  Later in the program, we run down a list of local Memorial Day parades and events and hear from the Boys and Girls Club Stefani Pierson Champion for Youth honoree Michael Noll in an excerpt from a previous conversation. 

In this episode, Parker Stone and Marsha talk to Matt and Brenna Lange, owners of The Plumbing Trust, which serves Berkeley and Jefferson Counties.  Then, local reaction to Tuesday's school shooting in Texas continues, as well as concerns about keeping kids safe in local schools. Lastly, the cold case involving Baby Christian, an infant discarded off the US 340 bridge near Harpers Ferry in 2004, is getting some new looks. 

On today's episode of Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Morgan County Sheriff KC Bohrer who gives his thoughts on the school shooting in Texas. Later, Willis McDowell from Cove Campground stops by to fill us in on all the amazing outdoor amenities they have and why they are a great spot for Fathers Day. At the end of the show, Michele Ransom - BCS Counselor of the Year and school counselor at Rosemont Elementary calls in to give a school counselors perspective on the shooting in Texas