Tom Susman speaks with Mason mayor Kris Clark about the filing period for candidates that has passed for the Town of Mason election coming up this June.

Tom also chats with Joe Stevens of the West Virginia Ski Areas Association about ski conditions in the Mountain State for the next week.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses news of the Mason County Commission voting this past Thursday to dissolve the county's Development Authority Board, updates candidates running for Town Council in Mason this June and updates us on two deadly auto accidents in the area.

Tom Susman catches up with Luke Swinney, principal of Ripley High School, about recent Non-Traditional Instruction days the schools has had, how the new year is going for RHS and how preperations for standardized testing of students is going.

Tom also chats with Evan Wilson, Cooperative Extension Agent for Mason County, about preparations and the need for sponsors for the Mason County Fair this summer.

Dave Miller talks with Shara Shamblin, director of marketing with WVU Medicine Jackson General Hospital about a new doctor and new programs at the hospital, as well as a new fundraiser they will be holding this spring.

Dave also chats with Emily Bechtle, the new President of the Mason County Area Chamber of Commerce, about the Chamber's outlook for 2025 and events they'll be involved in this winter and spring.

Tom Susman files a report on an executive order signed by President Trump this week that could have an impact on monies designed for the Timet, Nucor, BHE Renewables and the Hydrogen Capture projects in the Mid Ohio Valley. He asks both West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey and US Senator Shelley Moore Capito about the issue.

Joe Stevens has his weekly chat with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University. This week, they discuss how to prepare your garden this time of year.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses reaction by US Senator and Former Governor of West Virginia Jim Justice reacting to current Governor Patrick Morrisey's announcement last week that the state is facing a $400 million budget deficit for Fiscal Year 2026, and a commentary by Andrew Donaldson in West Virginia Watch on the disagreement between to two over the budget.

Dave also discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on PEIA director Brian Cunningham resigning his position between administrations. And Dave talks about the experience of the Reds Caravan in Point Pleasant on Wednesday.

The Ravenswood High Show Choir, Rave Revue, is celebrating 50 years this school year, and they were honored for reaching that milestone at Tuesday night's City Council meeting. Tom Susman takes a look at how Rave Revue was recognized.

Joe Stevens has a chat with Brenda Mobley of the Ripley Convention and Visitors Bureau about some upcoming events in the area.

Tom Susman has a conversation with Paul Saluja, a Charleston based immigration attorney, about the executive orders signed earlier this week by President Trump dealing with the issue of immigration.

Dave Miller discusses a significant power outage in Jackson County, the Reds Caravan stop in Point Pleasant this afternoon and the announcement of three more players to be included into the Baseball Hall of Fame this July.

What’s in President Trump’s Immigration Orders?  

Charleston Attorney Paul Saluja discusses the content of President Trump’s immigration orders with Tom Susman from a legal not political lens.  This is a preliminary discussion but it is a pragmatic not political discussion.

State Vet, Doctor Jim Maxwell discusses careing for livestock during these extended cold periods.