Panhandle News Network - WEPM/WCST

On todays jam packed show, Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Tim Czaja from Berkeley Co. Corrections and Caroline Wilson from Berkeley Co. C.O.R.E. Program stopped by to talk about "Save a Life Day". Later, Sam Savoca Owner/Founder of Meditative Medicinals joins to educate us on the mental and health advantages  of using CBD AND Hemp based products. Lastly, Buzz Poland comes by to fill us in on the Labor Day Breakfast being held at War Memorial Park on Labor Day at 7:30am

Passing of the Torch! That's what happened between outgoing Executive Officer of Mainstreet Martinsburg Randy Lewis did to Incoming Executive Director Robby Blair when both joined hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik on todays episode of Panhandle Live! Later, Bill Deager from Accuweather calls in to tell us what to expect from the approaching Tropical Storm. Lastly, Jordan recaps Fridays electrifying Berkeley Springs High School Football Opener against Petersburg

Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by fill-in co-host of the year, Stacie Rohn from the Boys and Girls club of the Eastern Panhandle to talk about the amazing ways they are helping the youth in our community and some cool events coming up! Later, local author and historian Steve French stops by to talk about West Virginia influence on the Spanish-American War. At the end of the show, the fine folks from Johnson and Johnson Heating and Air call in to talk about their Feel the Love Campaign that is coming to an end. 

Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by former Delegate Mike Folk calls in to express his concerns with the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. Later, City of Hagerstown Mayor Emily Keller joins the show to talk about Washington County(MD) goes Purple as well as talking about September being Recovery Month. At the end of the show, Jordan and Marsha recap the Jefferson County Fair

Why is Governor Justice so upset that he cant coach basketball? How are communities across the state handling school mask mandates? Statewide MetroNews Correspondent Brad Mcllhenny joins Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik to give us the answers to those questions. Later, Jordan and Marsha talk about the Jefferson County Fair, passing of great musicians, and how afraid Jordan is of fish in the river.

Today on Panhandle Live, Berkeley County Economic Development Authority Director Sandy Hamilton comes in studio to talk about business development in the panhandle - and cakes. Later, the subject moves to COVID-19 and the mandates that have been put in place around the state. Former 60th District Delegate Marshall Wilson calls in to share his thoughts on how the pandemic has been handled by local, state and national government.

Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Berkeley County Councilman Eddie Gochenour stops by to talk about the beginning stages of a new South Berkeley County Park and is looking for community suggestions for park amenities. Later, Jessica Hayes from Freedom Loving Families calls in to express frustration local families have with the school mask mandates that are in place for the 2021-22 school year 

Host Jordan Nicewarner is joined by Jamie Brown to talk about the 13th running of the Charles Town Classic. With the Jefferson County Fair starting this weekend, Jordan replays his recent interview with Jefferson County Fair Manager Todd Wilt. At the end of the show, Jordan celebrates National Radio Day with some fun facts and iconic clips from radio history

Hosts Jordan Nicewarner is joined by local author and historian Bob O'Conner to talk about the importance of the waterways and railways of the Panhandle during the Civil War. Later, Dr. Shanojan Thiyagalingan from WVU Medicine East Berkeley Medical Center to talk about adult sleep disorders - the causes, effects and treatment.

Host Jordan Nicewarner is joined by Martinsburg City Manager Mark Baldwin to talk about how the Mayoral transition has gone so far. He also talks about the 9.1 Million dollars in American Rescue Plan money that the City of Martinsburg has received and how the city plans to use it. Later, Bill Kerns from the Berkeley and Morgan County Health Departments calls in to talk about the state of COVID-19 in the Panhandle. He also goes into detail about the possibilities of a booster vaccine shot and who would need it.