Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear one of Tom Susman's reports from Thursday's Valley Today from the Gallia County Junior Fair.

Also, Dave chats with T.J. Meadows of Metro News on his most recent commentary and the on-going saga of West Virginia's School Clothing Voucher/TANF crisis/non-crisis.

The Gallia County Fair continued on Thursday and Tom Susman had a pair of report from the day's events along Jackson Pike.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear Joe Stevens's conversation with Brenda Mobley of the Ripley CVB about some upcoming events and shows in the area.

Dave then discusses stories from WV Metro News on Governor Patrick Morrisey doubling down on his charges of abuse and fraud being committed in the state's School Clothing Voucher program, the former mayor of Worthington making a motion for the town to be disolved and Hoppy Kercheval's commentary on how measles is spreading across the country, but not in West Virginia.

Joe Stevens catches up with Brenda Mobley, the executive director of the Ripley Convention and Visitors Bureau about some upcoming events and shows in the community.

Joe also has his weekly chat with John David Johnson, the agriculture specialist at West Virginia State Universtiy. This week, John David has some friendly reminders for farmers looking to store their first cutting of hay.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear the latest edition of Rooted in the Mountain State from the WVDA, profiling the Country Store at the West Virginia State Fair.

Dave then shares a commentary from T.J. Meadows of Metro News called 'Show the Math: There is No TANF Crisis' and a story by Jeff Jenkins on Governor Morrisey concerned that TANF money is being spent on "Beer and Cigarettes", while House Finance Chair Vernon Criss calls the Governor's concerns a "artificial crisis. Dave also gives a very terse commentary about the Governor's remarks made in Huntington on Tuesday suggesting fraud with TANF spending.

And Dave discusses the life of former West Virginia State Senator Herb Snyder, who passed away earlier this week.

The West Virginia State Fair starts next week in Fairlea, and if you're going there, you may want to check out the Country Store, featuring many West Virginia made and grown products. We'll hear a profile on the store from the WVDA's Rooted in the Mountain State.

Also, it was Day 2 of the Gallia County Junior Fair in Gallipolis. Tom Susman was there and has a report for us.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear Tom Susman's interview with Kevin O'Neil about the upcoming Silverton Volunteer Fire Department's Ice Cream Social on Saturday. Dave also talks with T.J. Meadows of Metro News about the latest surrounding the TANF Clothing Voucher controversy in West Virginia, his recent commentary on US District Attorney for DC Janine Pirro picking justice over the President, and if $4.5 million in disaster declaration is enough for Lewis and Upshur Counties.

The Silverton Volunteer Fire Department is hosting their annual Ice Cream Social this Saturday. Tom Susman spoke with the department's Kevin O'Neil to get all the details about this year's social.

Also, Tom made his way to Gallipolis for the first day of the Gallia County Junior Fair and has a report on the day's events.

On WMOV's Valley Today State Tres. Larry Pack called out Governior Patrick Morrisey on stopping school clothing voucher program despite the fact the deadline was supposed to be August 15.

Yesterday the the developers of the proposed Valley North Electric Transmission line held an open house at the Greene Center in Kenna to discuss the project with area residents. During the Valley Today at 5:06 PM we will heard from the developers of the project and at around 5:30 PM we will heard residents' concerns. The Valley Today airs at 5:06 PM every weekday. This is both reports.