Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, Dave discusses some winter weather that may be in the future for the Mid-Ohio Valley. And Dave shares some experiences and thoughts from his recent trip to Washington, D.C., from sights to see to the experience of being in DC when it was announced that Former President Jimmy Carter passed away.

Tom Susman fills in for Dave Miller. In this episode, Tom introduces us to Steven Fiegel, AKA The Mild Mannered Morning Man, who joins the WMOV line up beginning January 6. Tom then shares an interview with former West Virginia Congressman Nick Rahall about the passing for Former President Jimmy Carter, and an interview with Hoppy Kerchival of Metro News about his upcoming retirement. Tom and Steven then chat with Tom Hunter about Wednesday's Rose Bowl featuring Ohio State and Oregon.

Tom Susman speaks with West Virginia State Senator Eric Tarr (R-Putnam) about some concerns the senator has about housing in the state for the upcoming legislative session.

Tom then talks with State Senator Mike Stuart (R-Kanawha), who is the chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, about the committee and two legislative items he'd like to see passed next session.

Tom Susman fills in for Dave Miller. In this episode, Tom has a discussion with Eastern High football coach Jason Jackson on some charity work he and his family are doing for people in need. Tom also catches up with State Senator Amy Grady (R-Mason) about what a legislator does to prepare for a session.

Tom Susman fills in for Dave Miller in this episode of the Final Cup. Tom talks with Jared Bloxton about Friday night's Ravenswood-Ripley boys basketball game; He discusses some news regarding West Virginia Governor Jim Justice's plans on when he will leave office to join the US Senate; Has a chat with Mason County Commissioner Rick Handley about their recognition Friday night of the Wahama football team before the school's basketball game; and an interview by Retired Major General James Hoyer with former WVU Mountaineer mascot Mary Roush from Vandalia Media's Appalachia Matters.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, Dave airs some of his favorite interviews of the year. First, we hear an interview on the passing of Ravenswood's Arnold Steve Bradley from January 5 with Ravenswood BOPARC Director Katrena Ramsey. Then we hear an interview from July 31 with Jason Gump, a West Virginia history teacher at Ravenswood Middle School, who was named a recipient of the Honorary Golden Horseshoe.

WMOV Owner/Operator Tom Susman stops in to tell our audience about some changes to the WMOV programming in January. And Dave features a snippet from his interview with singer-songwriter Kate Boytek from August 2, before she performed at the Ohio River Festival.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he shares and interview by Tom Susman with Tom Wiseman, the chairman of Ohio Valley Bank, and gets his perspective of how 2024 went for buisness in the Mid-Ohio Valley and what he anticipates for 2025.

Dave also discusses a story on the West Virginia First Foundation announcing their first grants for 38 organizations to help in the war on opioid addiction.

Tom Susman has an extended conversation with Tom Wiseman, the chairman of Ohio Valley Bank, as part of our year end discussions with community leaders in the Bend Area on how they saw the last year and what they expect in 2025.

WMOV and 93.1 The Wolf are talking with area leaders over the next few weeks to reflect back on 2024 and to look forward to 2025. Tom Wiseman Chair of Ohio Valley Bank sits down with WMOV's Tom Susman.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses a new app coming to West Virginia that will allow residents to keep their state issued ID on their phone, the state Higher Education Policy Commission announcing an 11.5% increase in high school students that are taking dual enrollment courses for both high school and college credit, how the WVU School of Pharmacy will accept students affected by the University of Charleston ending their pharmacy programming, and the passing of former State Senator and Candidate for Governor Russ Weeks.