Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he shares Tom Susman's interviews from Monday's Valley Today with Jason Huffman of Americans for Prosperity-WV and Jackson County Schools Superintendent Will Hosaflook on issues facing schools, budgeting and the HOPE Scholarship.

Dave also has a talk with T.J. Meadows of Metro News about the latest happenings at the State Capitol and this past Sunday's feature on CBS's '60 Minutes' on the problems facing McDowell County, WV.

The debate surrounding the Hope Scholarship and whether or not to give more money to the program or put caps on how much it grants is heating up as the West Virginia Legislature winds down on its 60-day regular session.

Tom Susman spoke with Jackson County Schools Superintendent Will Hosaflook about the need for the state's public schools to have the flexibility to compete against the state's private schools.

And Tom got a differing opinion from Jason Huffman of Americans for Prosperity-West Virginia, one of the leading advocates for Hope, who believes the program should be fully funded without caps.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on US District Court Judge Joseph Goodwin last week writing that Immigration and Customs Enforcement arresting people while masked violates the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution and deflects accountability from those who overstep the law.

Dave also discusses a piece that aired on CBS's '60 Minutes' Sunday on the struggles of McDowell County, WV, and says that both major political parties have failed the county and its people.

If you are a child of the 60s or 70s, you no doubt are familiar with the artwork of Andy Warhol. A traveling exhibit of Warhol prints are now at the Clay Center in Charleston, marking the first time they're being shown somewhere other than the Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh. Tom Susman talks with Lindsay Miranda of the Clay Center about the exhibition.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear an interview by Tom Susman with Amy Haskins, the executive director of the Jackson County Health Department, on the department now offering low cost blood work services to county residents.

Dave also catches up with T.J. Meadows of Metro News about the issues the state is facing with putting the budget together with the rising cost of the HOPE Scholarship and the House passing Baylea's Law, stiffening penalties for DUI causing death.

Jeremy Comer is a newcomer to politics and is seeking the Republican nomination for Jackson County Commissioner in this May's primary. Tom Susman spoke with Comer about why he's jumping into politics and running for the Commission.

Tom also has a conversation with Amy Haskins, the executive director of the Jackson County Health Department, about how resident of the county can take advantage of low cost blood work through the health department.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on the House Finance Committee recommending adjustments to the Hope Scholarship and reaction from groups the oppose and support the scholarship.

Joe Stevens catches up with Brenda Mobley, the Executive Director of the Ripley Convention and Visitor's Bureau, about coming upcoming events in the area.

Joe also talks with John David Johnson, the agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University, about seeding pastures.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, Dave discusses a trio of stories from wvmetronews.com on recent activity taken by the West Virginia State Senate and Senate Committees ranging from the passage of a bill to stiffen penalties for human trafficking and smuggling to the Senate Education Committee considering changing the requirement figure from days to hours and to the Finanace Committee approving House Bills establishing an $8 million appropriation for a relief fund for financially distressed schools, but there are those with reservations.

There will be a critter dinner hosted by Main Street Baptist Church of Point Pleasant at the West Virginia State Farm Museum this Saturday night. Tom Susman chats with Dylan Handley, one of the organizers of the event, about where you can get tickets and what will be on the menu.