Dave Miller and Michael Susman discuss the news of West Virginia University announcing Darian DeVries will be the new men's basketball coach, what DeVries accomplished as coach at Drake and what he can bring to Morgantown.

Dave later shares an interview he recorded Saturday with Ravenswood High boys' track coach Todd Murray on the performance of Red Devil Senior Wyatt Milhoan, who won a pair of events at the Viking Classic in Ripley over the weekend, and what's left for his team this season.

And Dave talks about a press release from Constellium announcing their Ravenswood facility has been awarded funding to bring in low to zero carbon emission equipment to help the aluminum making process.

Tom Susman has an extended conversation with Rob Fisher from Adams, Fisher and Chappell in Ripley. They discuss the process of buying a home and what people should be aware of while going through the process.

As folks may be looking to buy a house, a farm or other real estate attorney Rob Fisher oof Ripley talks with Tom Susman. Rob explains cruical items that both sellers and buyers should be aware of in a transaction.

Dave Miller catches up with Susan White, director of the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce. They discuss the latest involvement the chamber has had with area businesses and organization, new chamber members, the upcoming release of the Meigs County Visitors Guide and the chamber's Spring Dinner and Auction on April 12 at the Blakeslee Center in Middleport.

Dave also discusses a concert on the campus of Ohio University Thursday night featuring the Indigo Girls and the Ohio Symphony and also talks NCAA men's and women's tournament.

Tom Susman talks with Natasha Lemley, the Vice-Chair of the Jackson County Republican Party Executive Committee, about the committee's annual Lincoln Dinner coming up this Saturday.

Joe Stevens has his weekly conversation with John David Johnson, the agriculture specialist with West Virginia State University. This week, John David tells us that now is the best time to plant potatoes for this season.

Dave Miller has a conversation with Ripley Mayor Carolyn Rader. They discuss the city's progress on writing a grant to fund the renovation of the bath house at the city pool, the search for a permanant building inspector and new vacant buildings ordinance and the city's Chocolate Festival at Ripley Elementary School on March 23.

We also re-visit Tom Susman's report from Wednesday's Valley Today on the dedication of the new playground equipment at Veterans Park in Ravenswood.

Tom Susman reports from a dedication ceremony held Tuesday at Veterans Park in Ravenswood. Among the folks Tom talked with were Ravenswood Board of Parks and Recreation Director Katrena Ramsey and West Virginia Economic Development Secretary Mitch Carmichael.

Joe Stevens catchs up with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about a number of upcoming events in the city, including Saturday's Chocolate Festival at Ripley Elementary.

Dave Miller discusses the results from Tuesday night's Ohio Primary Election, from the highly anticipated Republican Senate primary to battle Sherrod Brown in November, to who will follow Brad Wenstrup in Congress in the 2nd District.

We have a brief report from Tom Susman to start the show from a dedication Tuesday at Ravenswood's Veterans Park. Then, Tom has a conversation with Amy Haskins, Director of the Jackson County Health Department, about the West Virginia Legislature's decision to relax child vaccine requirements and the potential consequences of their actions.

Dave Miller chats with Trina Clark, candidate for the Jackson County Board of Education, about why she's running and her campaign.

Dave also discusses a story from Julie Carr Smyth of the Associated Press on the Republican US Senate primary in Ohio and a press release from the West Virginia Democratic Party criticizing Governor Jim Justice for terminating remote worker agreements with state employees.