Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear Tom Susman's report from Friday's Valley Today on Fairplain Elementary School's Aluminum Can Drive to help fund their new playground.

Dave shares a press release from WVU Health announcing Thomas Marshall, M.D., as the inaugural president of the WVU Health System Medical Group. And Dave shares a story by Jeff Jenkins of Metro News on ODOT's comment period on their Ravenswood Bridge study has come to a close and now it's time to consider those comments.

Two big events took place Friday in Jackson County.

First, Home National Bank held an open house and ribbon cutting for their news Ravenswood branch that officially opens on Monday. Tom Susman was there and spoke with bank representatives about what the new branch means for them.

Then, Tom made his way to Fairplain Elementary for a presentation by Constellium to find out how the Panthers did in a national aluminum can drive in their quest for a new playground.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear Tom Susman's interview with Jim Kaufman of the West Virginia Hospital Association on what the potential effects could be for hospitals in the state if Congress goes through with cuts to Medicaid.

Dave also shares stories from wvmetronews.com on the FBI releasing a new flyer seeking information on the disappearance of a Parkersburg woman in 2022 and severe weather may move through the area later today.

Congress is once again discussing making cuts to Medicaid and local hospitals could be affected. Tom Susman talks with Jim Kaufman of the West Virginia Hopsitals Association about the potential impact.

Tom also talks with Brianna Butler and Lorna Hart about the City of Gallipolis's Bicentennial Celebration of the visit of Marquis de Lafayette coming up on May 22.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear an interview by Joe Stevens from Wednesday's Valley Today with John David Johnson on planning for your garden this summer.

Dave also shares information on the City of Ripley's plans for the Ripley High Senior Parade and gives thoughts on the Bengals schedule and a logistical nightmare for the Reds with Pete Rose Night.

Joe Stevens talks with Brenda Mobley of the Ripley Convention and Visitors Bureau about a very busy week coming up for the city.

Joe then has his weekly discussion with John David Johnson, the agriculture specialst at West Virginia State University. This week's topic: planning for your garden this summer.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear Tom Susman's interview with West Virginia Commissioner of Agriculture Kent Leonhardt from Tuesday's Valley Today.

Dave also has a commentary on the re-instatement of Pete Rose...that's gets interrupted by folks in Columbus.

Tom Susman talks with West Virginia Commissioner of Agriculture Kent Leonhardt about the importance of agritourism.

Tom also chats with Cliff Parsons of Appalachian Log Homes in Fairplain about the business and the appeal of log homes.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we revisit Tom Susman's interview with Meghan Parsons of the Jackson County Development Authority from Monday's Valley Today. They discuss International Economic Development Week and some of the projects going on in the area.

Dave also discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on West Virginia House of Delegates Majority Leader Pat McGeehan (R-Hancock) feeling disappointed that Cleveland-Cliffs will not be reopening an idled tin mill in Weirton as a facility to make electric transformers and gives a stern warning to folks in state government to avoid situations like this in the future.

Tom Susman catches up with Meghan Parsons of the Jackson County Development Authority, as it is International Economic Development Week. They discuss some of the on-going development projects in the county and the area.

Tom then talks with Kaitlynn Halley of the Gallia County Convention and Visitor's Bureau about their schedule of events coming up this summer.