Dave Miller talks with Mason County Clerk Diana Cromley about the upcoming primary election in West Virginia and how here office is preparing for it, as well as the upcoming deadline for folks to register to vote or update their registration.

Dave also discusses news from the legislative interim meetings: Governor Justice asking for more money to fund Medicaid waivers for those with intellectual development disabilities and officials with the Health Plan advising the state could save $122 million if all subscribers of PEIA in West Virginia switched to their plans.

Tom Susman chats with Joshua Higginbotham, candidate for West Virginia Agriculture Commissioner, about his advocacy for the state agriculture lab moving from Guthrie in Kanawha County to the campus of West Virginia State University.

Joe Stevens catches up with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley and they discuss events happening in town and at the Alpine Theater in the second half of April.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses the latest with the West Virginia Legislature's Interim Committee Meetings, including the Joint Committee on Health hearing from representatives from the Department of Human Services and the Bureau of Medical Services about more funding for Medicare waivers in the upcoming budget.

Dave also catches up with winners of last week's State Social Studies Fair from Jackson County. He talks with Levi Blaine from Evans Elementary, Alex Waskey of Ravenswood Middle and Ripley High's Levi Knopp, Alyssa Kay and Olivia Edwards about their projects and the reception they received from their schools after winning.

Tom Susman has an extended conversation with Christina Gossett, Jackson County Clerk, about the upcoming primary election in West Virginia and what voters need to know before heading to the polls.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, Dave discusses the news of the West Virginia Deputy Revenue Secretary reporting that tax collections during the month of March were higher than anticipated and that legislators could have $800 million more to allocate in the state's budget for Fiscal Year 2024-25.

Dave also discusses a press release from six US Senators, including Joe Manchin and Sherrod Brown, on the Department of Labor and MSHA finalizing new rules to protect miners from silica dust and a press release on the Jackson County Sheriff's Department's Wall of Fame Ceremony on May 9.

Tom Susman talks with Wahama High School Athletic Trainer Gabe Roush, who was recently named West Virginia athletic trainer of the year.

Tom then chats with Chris Clark, the mayor of Mason, WV, about his town now provided police service to the town of Hartford.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses Becky Guthrie Nuzum withdrawing her candidacy for Jackson County Commissioner, the recent performance of Little Shop of Horrors by the Ripley High School Theater Department and the passing of journalist Robert 'Robin' MacNeil of the MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour and the impact he had on the profession.

Tom Susman has a conversation with Jamie Sisson, the chaplin for Holzer Health Center, about Jamie suffering a heart attack, subsequent heart catheterization, recovery and lessons he's learned from the experience.

Sometimes life throws up roadblocks and today we are going to hear how Jamie Sisson of Gallia County dealt with a heart health roadblock He is head of chaplin services for Holzer and Pastor of the Fellowship of Faith Church in Rio Grande. This is the full interview.

Dave Miller talks with Jackson County Commssion President Dick Waybright about how the county's finances are looking in the fourth quarter of the fiscal year, some of the latest happenings with the commission and the county's new training center for police, first responders and 911 personnel that part is being funded by the county's share of opioid settlement money.

Dave also discusses the passing of OJ Simpson and historical and cultural significance of the low speed chase of Simpson by the LAPD in 1994 and the verdict in the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman murder trials in 1995.