Dave Miller talks with Jeremy Bryant, Director of the Mason County Office of Emergency Management, and with Rick Handley, Mason County Commissioner, about the wide spread power outage that hit Mason County early Wednesday morning and what local officials were doing to help residents.

Tom Susman spoke with Appalachian Power spokeswoman Karen Wissing about resotration efforts in Point Pleasant and Mason County.

Tom Susman has a convesation with Teresa Ford, who is raising money to be a conductor for the moment with the Ohio Valley Symphony at their Christmas Concert scheduled for this Saturday.

Tom also talks Christmas trees with Evan Osborne of the Capitol Market in Charleston and West Virginia Agriculture Commissioner Kent Leonhardt.

Dave MIller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses the opening of the deer-gun hunting season in Ohio and a story from wvmetronews.com about West Virginia Revenue Secretary and incoming State Treasurer Larry Pack optomistic about revenue brought in this fiscal year, despite being less than it was this time last year.

Tom Susman catches up with Meghan Parsons of the Jackson County Development Authority and she gives an update on some of the tier projects the Authority is involved in.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he re-airs an interview from last week featuring Stephani Vealey and Jessica Piatt of the Community Foundation of Jackson County and Steve Westfall of the Ripley Rotary Club about the Community Foundation's Celebration of Decorations coming up this Thursday.

Dave also shares breaking news of the passing of former Ripley Mayor Ollie Harvey and a story from West Virginia Watch on the West Virginia Legislature not having a concrete plan when it comes to dealing with the on-going PEIA issues when they convene in February.

Jonathan Pinson, Minister of the Grace Baptist Church in Mason County, shares a Thanksgiving message for the Valley Today and WMOV listening audience.

Joe Stevens has his weekly chat with Brenda Mobley, the executive director of the Ripley Convention and Visitors Bureau. This week, they discuss some upcoming holiday events in the area.

Tom Susman sits down with Andy Richardson and Dennis Harmison of Bankers Life for this week's Medicare Conversation, presented by Bankers Life, as the Medicare Open Enrollment Period is coming to an end soon.

Dave Miller discusses a major accident on I-77 in Jackson County that occured Tuesday night and a story from wvmetronews.com about the $25 million upgrade to the West Virginia Turnpike getting its first major test during the Thanksgiving holiday. He also shares Hoppy Kerchival's daily commentary from wvmetronews.com on the meaning of Thanksgiving.

Dave Miller has a discussion with Stephani Vealey and Jessica Piatt of the Jackson County Community Foundation about their upcoming Celebration of Decorations on December 5, and with Steve Westfall of the Ripley Rotary Club, about how that organization will benefit from this year's event.

Dave also discusses the start of a comment period by the West Virginia Public Service Commission regarding a $250 million rate increase by Appalachian Power and Wheeling Power, affecting more than 460,000 West Virginia customers.

Tom Susman speaks with Elizabeth Fisher of the Meigs County Health Department and Amy Haskins with the Jackson County Health Department about safety tips and preventing food-bourne illnesses with Thanksgiving meals.

Tom then has a report on live Christmas trees: Starting with Evan Osborne of the Capitol Market in Charleston about their large selection, West Virginia Agriculture Commissioner Kent Leonhardt on the many cut your own tree farms in the state, and tree farmer Laura Rusmisell on keeping your live tree green this holiday season.

Gun buck season opened on Monday in West Virginia. In this episode of the Valley Today, we'll hear a report from the West Virginia Department of Agriculture on the Hunters for the Hungry program, which provides venison to food banks across the state.

Tom Susman also speaks with Paul Johnasen of the West Virginia DNR about the opening of the deer season and what they anticipate for this year.