Joe Stevens talks with Larry LaCorte of Tudor's Biscuit World, as Tudor's Mountaineer biscuit won Garden and Gun magazine's Best Biscuit in the South contest on Wednesday.

Joe also catches up with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about upcoming events they're involved in, including a Meet the Candidates event at the Alpine Theater Thursday night, hosted by Dave Miller of WMOV.

Dave Miller talks with West Virginia House of Delegates Member Jonathan Pinson (R-Mason) about the most recent legislative session, his bid for re-election and his response to criticism from some members of his own party.

Michael Susman checks in to talk about Wenesday's Ravenswood-Wahama baseball game in Mason, as well as the recent performance of Wahama baseball and softball, and what Kim Caldwell's jump from Glenville State to Marshall to Tennessee in two years means.

There was a solar eclipse Monday afternoon and an event was held at the Jackson County Airport in Millwood to provide a viewing experience. Tom Susman talked with a couple of folks at the event, as well as Jim Wallace, who travelled to a place that saw totality of the eclipse, and Steve Westfall, who is collecting eclipse glasses to send to children in South America for an eclipse there in October.

Tom also chats with Mike Plante, a political consultant, about the West Virginia Gubernatorial Candidates' recent spending reports that had been filed and what it all means.

Dave Miller shares his interview with Shane Maliszewski of the Holzer Center for Cancer Care in Gallipolis about their upcoming screenings for oral, head and neck cancer on Saturday.

Dave also discusses where folks can go to Facebook to share their pictures of the eclipse with us, and that they can send their eclipse glasses to Steve Westfall to be sent to children in South America for an eclipse there in October.

Dave also talks about Tuesday being the final day folks can vote Tudor's Biscuit World's Mountaineer biscuit as the Garden and Guns Magazine's Best Biscuit in the South.

Tom Susman chats with a quartet of business owners from the Main Street area of downtown Pomeroy, which flooded last week from rains in the Ohio River. Tom checks in to see how the recovery is going.

Joe Stevens talks with Larry LaCorte of Tudor's Biscuit World about their Mountaineer biscuit in the finals for Best Biscuit in the South by Garden and Gun magazine.

Dave Miller discusses press releases from over the weekend regarding the start of paving on Interstate 77 between the Fairplain and Ripley exits on April 9 that will last through late June, official word that the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce will be postponing their Spring Dinner and Auction that was to be held on April 12 and the Jackson County Solid Waste Authority's County Wide Clean Up on April 13.

Dave also has a conversation with Ed Cromley, ambassador for the sport of pickleball for Mason and Jackson Counties in WV, about the sport's growth in the area, some upcoming eventsinvolving pickleball and advice for new players.

Tom Hunter of WJEH-FM continues coverage of the Ohio River Flood along Main Street in Pomeroy. He speaks with Susan White of the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce, Jamie Seabolt of the Pomeroy Merchant's Association and Bryan Hughes, meteorologist with WOWK-TV in Charleston.

Tom Susman talks with Dr. Ben Mize, an optometrist in Ravenswood, about what pre-cautions you need to take with the solar eclispe taking place Monday afternoon.

Sean Cunningham of the Megis Health Department discusses healthg related matters as the county faces flooding. He talks with Tom Susman about the process for impacted resturants to reopen after the flood is over.

Tom Susman of WMOV tyalks with Amy Haskins of the Jackson County Health Department on what you can do to keep yourself safe during the Ohio River Flood.

Tom Hunter talks with Bryan Hughes, meteorologist with WOWK-TV, about the flooding in Pomeroy, Ohio.

Dave Miller has an interview Shane Maliszewski of the Holzer Center for Cancer Care in Gallipolis about free oral, head and neck cancer screenings the center will hold on Saturday April 13.

Dave also catches up with Brandon Lawson, meteorologist with WCHS-TV, about flooding concerns in Pomeroy, Mason, WV and Point Pleasant.