Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear Tom Susman's interview with Angie Settle of Health Right West Virginia from Monday's edition of the Valley Today on a free dental care program coming to Jackson County in July.

Dave then catches up with Addie Smith of the Great Bend Museum in Ravenswood on the new ramp to the museum and detail on an exhibit set to debut next month.

West Virginia Health Right has a program that provides free dental care to people on Medicare and Medicaid, as well as those who are uninsured or underinsured. The program is available in five counties already, and it will come to Jackson County starting in July. Tom Susman talks with Health Right CEO Angie Settle about the program.

Tom also has a conversation with Brenda Barnhardt, one of the organizers for National Day of Prayer festivities in Meigs County, which is this Thursday. National Day of Prayer events have been held in the county for 34 consecutive years.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he shares a previously aired interview with Keith King as Movin in May events begin in Jackson County today.

Dave also celebrates the Vandalia Media Partners program 'Appalachia Matters', which won the West Virginia Broadcasters Association's Excellence in Broadcasting Award for Best Radio Program in an Unranked Market this past Saturday. We'll hear the 'At the Leadership Table' segment from this past Sunday's show featuring Ret. Gen. James Hoyer's conversation with Dr. Danny Twilley.

Tom Susman talks with Jon Schiefer, a Ravenswood native, who completed the Boston Marathon this past Monday, about his experience of running in the marathon, as well as how he prepared for it.

Dave Miller talks with Bill Milam of the West Virginia Association of Retired School Personnel about the organization and about concerns they have regarding potential cuts to Medicare Advantage.

We also hear a replay of Tom Susman's interview with Courtney Midkiff and LeAnn Cunningham of the Meigs County Health Department from Thursday's Valley Today.

Tom Susman has a pair of reports from employees of the Meigs County Health Department. First, we hear from Courtney Midkiff about National Drug Take Back Day in Pomeroy on Saturday. Then, LeAnn Cunningham gives some recommendations on how to protect yourself from measles.

Tom then has an interview with attorney Chuck Johnson about Due Process, what it is and how it protects freedom, from the right to bear arms to freedom of speech.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses news of a plane crash that occured Wednesday near the community of Letart; news of a former television meteorologist arrested in Gallia County earlier this week on charges of sexual extortion in Virginia; and a press conference held Wednesday by West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey in Wheeling touting his first 100 days in office and hinting at future special sessions of the Legislature.

Joe Stevens catches up with Brenda Mobley, Executive Director of the Ripley Convention and Visitors Bureau, on several upcoming events in the city.

Joe also has his weekly conversation with John David Johnson, Agriculture Specialist at West Virginia State University. This week, they discuss how farmers can rid their pastures of evassive species.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear an interview by Tom Susman with Allison Pierce of Rivers Health about some free health screenings for under-insured and uninsured women this Saturday.

Dave also discusses the issue of a Special Election in Ohio coming up on May 6 to continue to allow the state to raise bonds to fund state infrastructure projects.

This Saturday, Rivers Health will be certain medical tests free of charge for uninsured and under-insured women. Tom Susman speaks with Allison Pierce of Rivers Health about the event.

Also, many in our area and across the nation are looking to start gardens to combat high prices due to tariffs and inflation. Tom talks with WVU Extension Services Agent JJ Barrett about getting advice for the beginning gardener