Panhandle News Network - WEPM/WCST

Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Berkeley County Magistrate Darrell Shull to talk about the surprising conditions in out local jails and how other states are promising more for less out and drawing people our of the county. Later, Chris Stevens of VividVision calls in to talk about their Back to School event happening this Saturday at Ambrose Park in Martinsburg

Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Berkeley County Solid Waste Authority Chair Clint Hogbin to talk about the WV Senate Bill 368 coming into law and how it will effect Berkeley County. Later, Jordan and Marsha recap their weekends and share sad carnival stories

Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Lisa Fausey from Home Helpers Home Care. Later, 16th District Senator and future Berkeley County Magistrate John Unger calls in to talk about him leaving the Senate, his thought process behind starting this new journey and what his first steps as Berkeley County Magistrate will be

Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Thom Rubel, from the Morgan County Arts Council to talk about their Zydeco concert on Saturday. Later, Author Esther Ruth Blair stops by to talk about her new book "We are made To Praise" which is to be released on August 15th. Lastly, Johnson and Johnson Heating and Air call in to remind us about their "Feel the Love" Campaign 

Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Chef Steve Weiss from Blue Ridge CTC to talk about enrollment for the fall culinary semester and classes anyone can take at Blue Ridge CTC. Later, Todd Wilt, Manager of the Jefferson County Fair, joins in to get us excited about the upcoming Jefferson County Fair. Lastly, Joe Lundberg from Accuweather calls in to tell us how hot its going to be in the area for the next couple of days

Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Health Officer for the Berkeley and Morgan County Health Departments' Dr. Kevin McLaughlin to cover his in-school Mask Mandate for Berkeley and Morgan Counties. Later, Humankind Water CEO TJ Foltz stops in to talk about the clean water initiative Humankind Water is undertaking. Berkeley County Meals on Wheels stops in to talk about an upcoming food drive and Katie Turtel calls in to talk about the Appalachian Chamber Music Festival coming to the Panhandle

Hosts Jordan Nicewarner and Marsha Chwalik are joined by Cindy Burgener from Tri-State Events to talk about the "All About Brides Wedding Expo" and how fashions and trends have changed in the wedding world over the years. Later, Sylvia Shurbut from Shepherd University calls in to talk more in depth about their Appalachian Studies Under/Graduate degree being offered at the University and how important Appalachia is to the entire country 

Stacie finishes up a stellar week+ of co-hosting duties. Guests include Mikie Withrow and Mikayla Hargus talking Youth Fair and the Livestock Auction; Bekah Hayes and Meredith Barrett from SMILE Initiative preview their Back To School Bash August 22nd in Spring Mills.  Dr. Gail Shade talks about Inside the Huddle to benefit Boys & Girls Club of the Eastern Panhandle.  

Marsha and Stacie are joined by FFA members and recent graduates of Spring Mills High School Chaise Haines, Faith Gettridge, and Travis Weller to talk about developing livestock to show at the Berkeley County Youth Fair and facts about FFA that might surprise people.  Later, Boys and Girls Club of the Eastern Panhandle - Martinsburg Unit Director Kait McKay and member Princeton Romero talk about fun at their summer programs, the fair, and Camp Mariposa.  

Marsha and Stacie are joined by 4-Hers and Youth Fair Exhibitors Ryan Barrett, Brianna Ryder, and Bailey Rider.  Also, local heroes Vicky Bullet and Pat and Bev Murphy talk about the photography exhibits at the Youth Fair and what it's like to go through the process.  Pat and Murphy reminisce about their years of taking Boys and Girls Club members around the country through the photography program.