A recent study showed that there is a need for housing in both Jackson and Mason Counties in West Virginia with the new economic boom in the area. Tom Susman spoke with Meghan Parsons of the Jackson County Development Authority about the study.

Tom also speaks with Dr. George J. Linsenmeyer III, a cardiologist with the Marshall Health Network that is joining Rivers Health, about National Wear Red Day for heart disease awareness.

Dave Miller catches up with WVU Medicine Jackson General Hospital marketing manager Denise Toler about the ongoing construction of the hospital's new wing, the new podiatrist on staff and the hospital foundation's Emerald Gala coming up on March 16.

Dave also discusses a story on a Senate committee approving the formation of a board for economic development in the counties where Corridor H runs through and the new Appalachian League baseball team in Huntington hiring MLB veteran Tommy Gregg as its first field manager.

Tom Susman speaks with House of Delegates member Jonathan Pinson (R-Mason) about a couple of bills the West Virginia Legislature is considering that go towards protecting children.

Joe Stevens catches up with John David Johnson, Agriculture Specialist with West Virginia State University, about urban gardening.

Dave Miller discusses some of the day's biggest headlines: The Mason County Animal Shelter and the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association team up after nearly 40 dogs and puppies were rescued on Wednesday, and many of the pups are sick with parvo; The former campus of Alderson Broaddus University in Philippi was sold Wednesday in US Bankruptcy Court to an Elkins businessman; And what's going on under the golden dome at the Legislature?

Tom Susman chats with Amy Haskins, the Director of the Jackson County Health Department, about what precautions you can take to protect yourself against the rising threat of COVID, RSV and the flu.

Joe Stevens talks with Kelley Adcock, the Director of Main Street Ripley, about the new website for the organization and about an upcoming performance at the Alpine Theater.

Dave Miller talks with Abby Greer, manager of the Holzer Heritage Foundation, about the recent donations to the Earl Neff Pediatric Fund at Holzer, what the fund does and how you can donate to Holzer.

Dave also touches on some items in the news: former West Virginia First Lady Gayle Manchin involved in a car accident in Alabama; the West Virginia House of Delegates approving three bills on Tuesday, despite various objections; Nucor Energy's most recent earning report; and a disturbing murder in Charleston Tuesday evening.

Tom Susman interviews Randy Pierce, Vice President of Home National Bank. HNB recently announced plans to build a branch in Ravenswood, and as an act of goodwill, paid for the admission for everyone to attend Ravenswood High's boy's basketball game on January 30.

Tom also chats with local businessman and contractor John Casey, who has started a new laundry business for employees building the Nucor Corp. plant in Mason County, and could bring it to Jackson County, if successful.

Tom Susman interviews Randy Pierce, Vice President of Home National Bank. The bank recently announced plans to build a branch in Ravenswood and as an act of goodwill in the community, paid for the admission for all who attended the Ravenswood boy's basketball game on January 30.

Dave Miller chats with Jared Bloxton, previewing the big game between Ravenswood and Poca on the 30th and the possibility of the Dots joining the Little Kanawha Conference and what an annual Poca-Ravenswood rivalry in all sports would mean.

Tom Susman catches up with State Senator Amy Grady (R-Mason), who is also the chair of the Senate Education Committee, about the issue of teachers handling disruptive students and what legislative support might be coming teachers' way.

Tom also speak with former House of Delegates member Joshua Higginbotham, who announced his candidacy for Agriculture Commissioner in West Virginia.

Dave Miller chats with Dwayne Russell, Democratic candidate for the West Virginia State Senate 4th District, about why he's running for the office and what the biggest concerns are for the state.

Dave also catches up with Angie Litton, owner of Angie's What's Poppin' Shoppe in Ripley, on the one year anniversary of her store.