Dave Miller talks with Tara Roberts of the Meigs County Fair Board about their Christmas Craft Show coming up at the Fairgrounds in Pomeroy on November 30.

Dave then discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on the opening of gun buck season in West Virginia. And Dave recaps the weekend in West Virginia High School Football, and has some words for Nitro and Shady Spring High Schools after multiple brawls erupted in their game.

Tom Susman talks with Point Pleasant Mayor Amber Tatterson about her city's Christmas festivities coming up on December 6-7.

Tom also speaks with Heather Santee of Santee's Sweets, a recently opened business in Ravenswood.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses stories on a Thursday night officer involved shooting resulting from a standoff in Sandyville and the last PEIA Finance Board Hearing in Charleston Thursday night.

Dave also tells us about a number of events happening in the area over the next few weeks and remembers the 61st anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy with remarks he made at the West Virginia Centennial Celebration five months before his death.

Tom Susman catches up with Kaitlynn Halley of the Gallia County Convention and Visitors Bureau about the upcoming Gallipolis in Lights Festival and this year's Merry Map of holiday related events and places in the area.

Joe Stevens has his weekly discussion with John David Johnson, the agriculture specialist with West Virginia State University. This week, they talk about how everyone can have a safe Thanksgiving dinner.

Learn about the Merry Map from the Gallia County CVB and the lighting of the Gallipolis Christmas Lights in City Park

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses a press release from US Senator Joe Manchin (I-West Virginia) on why he voted to reject a trio of Senate Resolutions that would have block the sales of certain weapons to Israel.

Dave also discusses the upcoming PEIA Hearing that takes place Thursday evening in Charleston, the National Weather Service issuing Winter Storm Watches and Warnings for parts of West Virginia and the Parkersburg Police searching a home yesterday related to the disappearance of a Wood County woman nearly two years ago.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses the West Virginia State Supreme Court's ruling in favor of the WVSSAC and the resumption of the high school football playoffs, the groundbreaking ceremony held at West Virginia State University for the school's state agriculture lab and Purdy School of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources, and the ceremony commerating the end of the I-64 widening project and new bridges between Nitro and St. Albans.

Tom Susman sits down with Andy Richardson and Dennis Harmison of Bankers Life for this week's Bankers Life Medicare Conversation.

Joe Stevens chats with Brenda Mobley, the executive director of the Ripley Convention and Visitor's Bureau, about the organization's recent 10th anniversary and about some upcoming holiday events in the city.

Earlier Tuesday, WMOV aired a special edition of After Talkline, in which Tom Susman had an extended conversation with Charleston-based immigration attorney Paul Saluja. We'll hear excerpts of their discussion.

Tom also spoke with WMOV's Joe Stevens, who also serves as the executive director of the West Virginia Ski Areas Association, about the upcoming ski season and if it could get an early start with snow forecast for this weekend.

Attorney Paul Saluja the leading immigration lawyer in West Virginia discusses immigration policies in America. This is a discussion to provide in light of the new administration's desire reduce the flow of illegal aliens in to the country.