Tom Susman talks with Mark Curtis, a retired political reporter, about his thoughts on Thursday's State Funeral for Former President Jimmy Carter, and about state funerals in general.

Joe Stevens has his weekly discourse with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University. This week, they talk about how the snow we've seen this week is affecting farmers.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he shares the opening of the Farewell Address giving by outgoing West Virginia Governor Jim Justice Wednesday to the West Virginia Legislature.

Dave also discusses a bizarre story around a 911 call made on December 23 by the wife of West Virginia House of Delegates member Brandon Steele and talks about the potential hazardous weather we may see in the Mid-Ohio Valley from Winter Storm Cora.

The West Virginia Legislature met Wednesday to swear in new members for the upcoming session and that included new Senate President Randy Smith assuming his position. Smith addressed the Senate and we'll hear some exceprts from his speech.

Joe Stevens catches up with Brenda Mobley, executive director of the Ripley Convention and Visitors Bureau, about some upcoming events at the Alpine Theater in Ripley.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he gives updates on area road conditions and power outages related to the winter weather the Mid-Ohio Valley has experienced.

Dave then discusses announcements of change in leadership and chairmanships in both the West Virginia Legislature and the Ohio General Assembly.

We also hear an interview by Tom Susman from Tuesday's Valley Today with Mason County Delegate Jonathan Pinson about his new role as chair of a subcommittee.

Tom Susman speaks with West Virginia House of Delegates member Jonathan Pinson (R-Mason) about his new position as a committee chairman.

Tom also haws a conversation with John Casey of Casey Construction in Ravenswood about installing generators for homes and businesses to combat power outages during severe weather.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he gives an update on road conditions and power outages throughout the area. He also discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on a former car dealership building in Parkersburg collapsing Monday night under the weight of snow and ice.

He also airs an interview by Tom Susman with Spencer Adkins, chief meteorologist at WOWK-TV, about what goes into making a forecast when severe weather is on the horizon and why it's important to trust reliable sources when it comes to weather.

Tom Susman speaks with Jackson County Sheriff Ross Mellinger and Mason County Director of Emergency Management Jeremy Bryant about how folks can help first responders and crews dealing with the aftermath of Winter Storm Blair: stay off the roads if you can!

Tom also talks with Keith King of Movin' in May, a program that encourages Jackson Countians to get active. They discuss an introduction and information event the program held this past Saturday in Ripley.

Tom Susman catches up with Randy Pierce, Vice President with Home National Bank. The bank has announced its schedule of Family Nights at area high school basketball games.

Tom also has a conversation with West Virginia Commissioner of Agriculture Kent Leonhardt about what he hope to accomplish during the upcoming legislative session.

Dave Miller is joined by Steven Figiel for this episode of the Final Cup. They discuss the impending winter weather that is coming Sunday and Monday. They also have a conversation with Jeremy Bryant of the Mason County Office of Emergency Management about how they are preparing for the weather.

Dave also discusses news of West Virginia Governor-elect Patrick Morrisey making 15 nominations to his administration.

Tom Susman speaks with Ravenswood Mayor Josh Miller about the city's accomplishments during 2024 and what they expect for 2025.

Joe Stevens talks with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University, about venues for farmers that were severely impacted by the drought last summer.