Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he airs a part of Monday's Memorial Day Ceremony and statue unveiling in Mason; Discusses the passing of NBA legend Bill Walton, who was the keynote speaker at the Jackson County Community Foundation's Community Dinner this past fall; and the passing of former WVU Director of Bands Don Wilcox, as well as his influence on the university and music education in West Virginia, including comments from Jackson County elementary school music teacher Annie Fisher.

Tom Susman catches up with Happy Joe Parsons, Delegate-elect for the West Virginia House of Delegates 16th District, about his plans to take the office in January.

Tom then speaks with Clifton Davis with the West Virginia Department of Highways on the progress of the construction of the Graham Station Road Bridge in Letart.

And Tom talks with Ravenswood High principal Bill Heis about the school's graduation ceremont on May 24.

Dave Miller talks with Luke Swiney, principal of Ripley High School, about the school's commencement ceremony on May 24 and about the RHS Class of 2024.

Dave then discusses a story from Metro News on WV lawmakers wanting a balance between what is released to the public and what will not impede the state's investigation into the death of a 14-year old Boone County girl.

And Dave talks with Frank Miller, who will be one of the keynote speakers at the Ravenswood Memorial Day Service on May 26.

Tom Susman speaks with Steven Allen Adams, the political reporter for Ogden Newspapers in West Virginia, about the recent Special Session of the West Virginia Legislature and how Mason County Delegate Jonathan Pinson changed the outcome of the session.

Joe Stevens talk with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University, about farmers cutting and making hay this time of year.

Dave Miller talks with Keith King with Movin' In May, a program in Jackson County to encourage folks to get active during the spring, about their season finale events on May 23.

Tom Susman talks with Kaitlyn Hally, Assistant Director of Visit Gallia, the Gallia County Convention and Visitor's Bureau, about the Cincinnati Circus coming to Gallipolis on Saturday, June 1.

Joe Stevens talks with Lisa Nuckles of Main Street Ripley about some upcoming events to the town.

Dave Miller talks with Ravenswood High School principal Bill Heis about the school's graduation ceremony that is going to be held this Friday evening.

Dave then discusses the end of the West Virginia Legislature's Special Session, but it's not without drama.

Tom Susman talks with Chris Hall, executive director of the EMS Coalition, on the recent law that went to effect that allows for EMS agencies across West Virginia to provide treatment in place services to help reduce the number of emergency room visits.

Tom also speaks with Laurie Collins, the director of  quality and patient safety at Holzer Health System in Gallipolis, about Holzer receiving an 'A' grade for quality from the Leap  Frog Group.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, Dave discusses the early happenings of the West Virginia Legislature's Special Session, as well as their celebration of life of former legislator and public servant Bob Ashley.

Dave also discusses the retirement of Poca High School boys basketball coach Allen Osborne and his legacy on the sport of basketball in West Virginia.

Tom Susman talks with Wayne Ryan, executive director of the WVSSAC, who announced last week changes to be implemented for next year's regional basketball tournaments.

Tom also speaks with Bob Wing with the Mason County Veteran's Memorial Committee about Memorial Day celebrations in the town of Mason, including the unveiling of a statue dedicated to Mason County Vietnam Veteran Jimmy G. Stewart.