Panhandle News Network - WEPM/WCST

On todays Panhandle Live! Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Samuel Rock, Founder and President of Battle Buddy Response Team stops in to talk about how much good they are doing around the world in support of our Veterans and the emotional story of how BBRT got its start. Later, Dr. David Fillman, System Director of Cardio Pulmonary Services for BMS/JMS stops in to talk about Lung Caner Awareness Month and some of the very new Hi-Tech equipment they're using to help with early detection  

On today's Panhandle Live! Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Martinsburg City Manager Mark Baldwin and Assistant City Manager Andy Blake stop in to talk about Andy and how valuable he is to the city and to let us know about all the amazing happening in Martinsburg and what's to come. Later, WV Natural Resources Police Sergeant Michael Lott calls in to give us some safety tips for hunters going into Buck Season and things to look out for in the woods this year

On this episode of Panhandle Live! hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Otice, "The Bug Man" of Berkeley Springs stops by to talk about what "buggin" the Panhandle. Later, Maris Lorensen from Hospice of the Panhandle calls in to talk about their "Light Up a Life" events starting December 3rd. 

On todays Panhandle Live! Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Berkeley County Solid Waste Authority Chair, Clint Hogbin calls in to let us know about recycling in the panhandle and to share that today is America Recycles Day! Later, Carol Holden - longtime friend and partner of the late Football Legend Sam Huff, calls in to talk about Sam's other passion - Horse Racing

On todays episode of Panhandle Live! Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik talk about Veteran's Day and Veteran's Day events going on around the Panhandle. First, Jordan and Marsha are joined by the cast of Elf The Musical Jr being preformed at the Apollo Theater in Martinsburg on November 19th, 20th, and 21st. Later, Captain Joshua Webb and Lieutenant Jennifer Webb of the Salvation Army call in to let us know when the red buckets and bells will be out around the area and how to volunteer!

On this Wednesday edition of Panhandle Live! Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik remember the life of Michael T Myers who touched so many lives around the Panhandle area. Later, Berkeley County Teacher of the Year Beth Lyons calls in to to talk about the challenges facing teachers now-a-days and how's she been able to be a teacher for as long as she has and why she comes back each day

On todays episode of Panhandle Live! Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Martinsburg Police Chief George Swartwood to talk about some of the new officers and K-9s they've added to the staff and he gives us an update on crime in the city. Later, Sculptor - Susan Bahary calls in to talk about the unveiling of her sculpture honoring Military Working Dogs & the Men and Woman of the Navy, which will be presented on Veterans Days in Washington DC.

Host Marsha Chwalik chats with Berkeley County Meals on Wheels Program Manager Dianne Waldron and her guest Tammy Hendershot of Harmony at Martinsburg.  Tammy is doing an amazing pie fundraiser for MOW; order yours by November 16th.  Later, Deborah Hammond is in to talk about how the characters in her book influence the storyline of her books.  Later, Robby Blair of Main Street Martinsburg talks about bringing food trucks back December 4th as Martinsburg transforms into Christmas Town for Christmas on Main.  Hint:  There's going to be an ice skating rink!

On todays episode of Panhandle Live! Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined in studio by 16th District Senator Hannah Geffert to hear about her journey to Charleston and what its like being on the other side of the political world. Later, Local Author Bonnie Barrow Smith stop in to talk about her book Saints and Demons. 

On todays Panhandle Live! Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined on the phone by WV Attorney General Patrick Morrisey to talk about his thoughts on the EPA over stepping their mark and other important issues concerning West Virginians. Later, Lori Hansroth from the Berkeley Springs/Morgan County Chamber of Commerce calls in to fill us in on all the wonderful fall/winter activities and events happening in Morgan County as we wind down 2021.