Panhandle News Network - WEPM/WCST

On today's episode of Panhandle Live! Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Martinsburg City Manager Mark Baldwin who talks about his tenure as Martinsburg City Manager. He also talks about what the city is looking out for during this WV Legislative session and clears up some confusion about snow removal within city limits. Later, WVU Medicine Berkeley Medical Center Trauma Coordinator Donnie Grubb calls in to give us some disheartening updates on COVID-19 in the Panhandle and how the Hospitals are coping  

Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined on the phone by Martinsburg Police Chief George Swartwood who talks about a recent, significant bust, how well the CIRT Team is preforming and getting back into the recruiting effort. Later, a new installment of "What Could Possibly Go Wrong?" with Jefferson County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management Steve Allen. Steve gets us prepared for the rest of the winter    

On Today's episode of Panhandle Live! Host Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined on the phone by Matt Paxton - Host of Horders and Legacy List. He calls in to talk about healthy ways to de-clutter/downsize, his journey since the last time he was on PL! and his new show Legacy List on PBS which is about the cool things you find in your older loved ones homes. Later, Jordan and Marsha hash out local sports and where the possible final destination for Shepherd QB Tyson Bagent could be now that he is in the transfer portal

On today's episode of Panhandle Live! Host Jordan Nicewarner talks with Berkeley County Solid Waste Authority's Clint Hogbin to hear about 2021 in review and look ahead to clean up project coming later this year. Later, Lyam from Cocina Plantosaurus checks in to talk about their AMAZING Puerto Rican plant-based food and all the fun their having in downtown Charles Town. With today being Martin Luther King Jr Day, we listen to the iconic "I Have A Dream" speech and listen back to Nia Tillet and Dr. Howard Bostic about the "Homage" Exhibit being held at Shepherd University

On today's episode of Panhandle Live! Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Berkeley County Delegate Eric House Holder to talk about the special legislative session happening down in Charleston, the big economic projects that were announced and what items will effect the Panhandle. Later, Adam Packham calls to tell us how is organization "Heroes on the River" is helping vets through outdoor activity and sky-diving. Accuweather's Bill Deager joins to give us the up-to-date info on this weekends snow storm.

On today's episode of Panhandle Live! Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik talk with Berkeley County School Department of Child Nutrition and Wellness's Jennifer Miller and Kristie Randall about school lunches and what our favorite school lunches were back in the day. They also chat about WV Governor Jim Justice coming down with COVID-19 and Shepherd QB Tyson Bagent being spotted at the WVU basketball game yesterday.

On today's episode of Panhandle Live! Host Jordan Nicewarner talks with WV Delegate from Jefferson County Paul Espinosa, while he is actively in the current special legislative session at the state capital, to get some inside news on what's happening down in Charleston this session. Later, Berkeley Springs Basketball play-by-play Parker Stone stops in to preview the BSHS game tonight and chat about Shepherd Rams Basketball

On today's episode of Panhandle Live! Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik recap what was a wild end to last week in news and winter weather. Later, Jordan and Marsha get into some sports talk, most importantly about 2021 Harlon Hill Award winner and Shepherd QB Tyson Bagent entering into the Transfer Portal. Later, Dianne Waldron from Berkeley County Meals on Wheels calls in to share a very impactful story involving one of their delivery people going above and beyond to help someone in need

On today's episode of Panhandle Live! Host's Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik get things started by letting you know what to expect from the "Winter Weather Event" that is forecasted to hit the Panhandle tonight. Later, West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey calls in to share his offices thoughts on new vaccine mandates and gun rights that could greatly effect West Virginian's across the state.  Things get a little bit more cuddly as the founder/owner of Give Purrs a Chance Cat Café, George Farnham calls in to talk about all the amazing thigs they do to get cats adopted, and Jordan and Marsha spy on George through their live Cat Cam. Lastly, Berkeley County Schools Transportation Director Eric Keesecker joins the show to talk about the bus driver shortage and ways parents can stay on top of the School Bus schedule