Tom Susman talks with Chris Smith of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources about a census the DNR is conducting of eagle's nests in the state.

Joe Stevens chats with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University, about farm finances.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses some of the latest activites from both the West Virginia and Ohio Statehouses. In West Virginia, the House Judiciary Committee approves two bills, most notably the Parents Bill of Rights; And in Ohio, the Senate approves a bill looking to overhaul the state's recreational marijuana laws approved by voters less than two years ago.

West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey announced on Tuesday a joint venture between Babcock Wilcox and Fidelis set to be built in Mason County. Tom Susman spoke with the Governor about the project and its importance.

Joe Stevens speaks with Brenda Mobley, executive director of the Ripley Convention and Visitors Bureau, about the first Ripley Restaurant Week, which goes on through Saturday.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses the stories of a controversial bill in the West Virginia Legislature that would have eliminated the state's Certificate of Need law died in committee, and some good economic news for Mason County announced on Tuesday by Governor Patrick Morrisey.

Tom Susman has a pair of reports impacting the future of the Mid Ohio Valley. First, he checks with land owners, business owners and other interested parties that met on Monday for Ravenswood Downtown and their revitalization campaign.

Then Tom tells us about some good economic news for Point Pleasant and Mason County.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he plays an excerpt from Vivek Ramaswamy's Monday announcement of his run for Governor of Ohio.

Dave also discusses some of the activities from the West Virginia Legislature on Monday.

Tom Susman spoke with Terrell Ellis of Advantage Valley, who will be hosting an event on March 6 at the Jackson County Development Authority to recruit new child care providers and encourage existing ones to expand their services.

We'll also hear a report from the West Virginia Department of Agriculture about their indoor farmers market happening in Charleston this weekend.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses a pair of conflicting stories on layoffs at the Federal Bureau of Fiscal Services in Parkersburg. One says more than 200 people are out of jobs, while another says 80 probationary employees were let go.

Dave also talks about the Ohio Gubernatorial Race in 2026 heating up as Vivek Ramaswamy files the paperwork and an anticipated announcement coming on Monday to launch his campaign for Ohio's top executive office.

Tom Susman gets updates on the West Virginia Legislature's regular session from Delegates Jonathan Pinson (R-Mason) and Happy Joe Parsons (R-Jackson).

We'll also hear excerpts from the testamony by WVU Medicine Jackson General Hospital CEO Candace Miller at Thursday's House Finance Committee hearing on the potential repeal of certificate of need.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear an package by Tom Susman on Agriculture and Conservation Day at the West Virginia Legislature on Thursday. It includes comments from Joe Casto of the Western Conservation District, Tim Kidwell and Brian Smith of the West Virginia State Farm Museum, Junior Ables of the Silverton Grange and Beth Southern with the West Virginia Department of Agriculture.

Dave then discusses some of the latest happening at the Legislature, including State Superintendent of Schools Michele Blatt speaking to the House Finance Committee and a delegate and former state employee introduces a bill that looks to abolish the state's Public Employees Insurance Agency.