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.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses the recent passing of the 2024-25 budget by the Jackson County School Board and airs comments from the Jackson County Schools Business Manager and Treasurer Laura Matheny about what all went into making this budget.

Dave also discusses a story that recently appeared in the Charleston Gazette-Mail on former Jackson County Schools Counselor Susan Miller Jones, and her ability to counsel children with creative strategy.

Dave then talks about his extended weekend trip to Braxton and Webster Counties in West Virginia.

Tom Susman talk with Jesse Gandee with the US Department of Agriculutre about grants the USDA is awarding to small businesses.

Tom also speaks with Steve Westfall, who earlier this week won an election for a seat on the Jackson Commission, about his plans and goals once he takes his new seat.

Tom Hunter chats with Jared Bloxton about the preparations and the announcement of the entertainment lineup for the Ohio River Festival in Ravenswood coming up in August.

Tom then speaks with Susan White, executive director of the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce, about the Chamber's Spring Dinner at the Blakeslee Center in Middleport on May 31.

And Tom closes out the show with Joe Stevens and they discuss this weekend's WVSSAC State Track and Field Championship in Charleston.

On Wednesday, Doug Skaff, a candidate in the West Virginia Secretary of State election earlier this week, was bitten by a pair of copperheads while removing his campaign signs. Tom Susman talks with Dr. Steven Eshenhauer from WVU Medicine Jackson General Hospital about what to do when a snake bites you.

Joe Stevens talks with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University, about setting up your garden this season.

Each week Vandalia Media brings a show about our region, this week's show features General Jim Hoyer, information on agricultutre and wht to do if you get bit by a snake. We hope you find the show interesting.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. He discusses the news of politician Doug Skaff suffering multiple snake bites while taking down campaign signs, condolences from state officials on the passing of Bob Ashley and school levies failing in four WV counties on Tuesday.

Dave also chats with WMOV Sports Director Michael Susman about prep softball and baseball, teh Bengals 2024 schedule and the Mountain East Conference baseball tournament.

Tom Susman speaks with Delegate Jonathan Pinson (R-Mason) about his re-election Tuesday night to the House, and with Mark Curtis, NexStar Televsion's Chief Political Reporter in West Virginia, about some statewide races of note.

Joe Stevens chats with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about some upcoming events in the area.

Dave Miller and Tom Susman discuss results from the West Virginia Primary, including what it means with Patrick Morrisey winning the GOP nomination for Governor; four incumbants in the State Senate, most notably Senate President Craig Blair, falling; and the race for Attorney General.

Dave also discusses the breaking news of the passing of former House of Delegates member Bob Ashley and election returns from Jackson and Mason Counties.

It's Primary Election Day in West Virginia! Tom Susman has a conversation with Conrad Lucas, former state GOP chairman, about what the elections could mean for the Republican Party. Tom then talks with Deak Kersey, Deputy Secretary of State, about the elections.