Tom Susman catches up with local restauranteur Saul Medina, whose properties include Las Fajitas and Steaming Cup Cafe in Ravenswood. Medina talks about his humble beginnings operating out of a food truck and a new expansion of Las Fajitas, including Sunday hours.

Joe Stevens chats with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about a special screening of Toy Story at the Alpine Theater on January 5.

Dave Miller discusses some of the top stories in the state of West Virginia; the State Economic Development Authority has a scheduled announcement today in Charleston, Delegate Caleb Hanna resigns to focus on his campaign for state Auditor, and the Charleston Gazette-Mail's story on the latest involving the desired seizure of a helicopter owned by a company of Governor Jim Justice by Caroleng Investments Limited.

Tom Susman speaks with attorney Matthew Clark, who represented Mason County in West Virginia's lawsuit against opioid makers, about the county seeing it first share of the state's $1 billion payout.

Tom also talks with State Senator Mike Stuart, a candidate for Attorney General in West Virginia, about how he wants to build the AGs office, if elected, instead of relying on outside litigators.

Dave Miller has an extended discussion with State Senator Amy Grady as the West Virginia Legislature prepares to convene on January 10 for the Regular Session. Dave talks with the Senator about her role as Senate Education Chair, what her priorities are for the session and legislation she plans to introduce to help teachers in the state.

Dave also airs a package from WTAP-TV in Parkersburg on the life of long-time reporter Todd Baucher, who passed away December 29 at the age of 67.

Tom Susman talks with Steve Westfall, member of the West Virginia House of Delegates, on the upcoming session and about his run for Jackson County Commission in 2024.

Tom also hears from Ravenswood mayor Josh Miller about progress the city has made during 2023 on several projects around town.

Tom Susman fills in for Dave Miller on this episode of the Final Cup. Tom talks with Mitch Carmichael, the Secretary of the West Virginia Economic Development Authority, about what development has come to West Virginia in 2023.

Tom then chats with WMOV's Joe Stevens, who also serves as the executive director of the West Virginia Ski Areas Association, about skiing conditions in WV as the new year begins,

Tom also re-airs his interview with Ravenswood High principal Bill Heis from the Valley Today from December 28.

Tom Susman catches up with Ravenswood High School principal Bill Heis on issues related to the school, including improvements to Flinn Field and a new football coach, as well as how Heis is adjusting to the job.

Joe Stevens has his weekly conversation with West Virginia State University Agricultural Specialist John David Johnson. This week, they talk about what farmers should be doing this time of year.

Dave Miller digs into the archive and re-visits one of his favorite interviews of the year with country music singer-songwriter and West Virginia native Kate Boytek from this past October.

Dave also discusses a story from Metro News on Appalachian Power and Wheeling Power appealing to the West Virginia Public Service Commission for the approval of a settlement that will allow the power companies to put an accumulated recovery balance under securitization and help keep customers bill lower.

Tom Susman talks with Ravenswood native Jennings Starcher, who is in Charlotte, N.C., for the Duke's Mayo Bowl between West Virginia University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Starcher shares with us his experience of being in the Queen City of the South for the game.

Joe Stevens catches up with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about upcoming events in the Jackson County area in the new year.

Dave Miller discusses the news of post-holiday shopping in Charleston, WV DOT secretary Jimmy Wriston hoping for bids for the completion of Corridor H in West Virginia and takes a look at debt in America.

Dave also hears from Jared Bloxton, previewing the Ripley-Ravenswood boys basketball game set for 12/27.