Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses a press release from the Meigs County Sheriff's Office regarding fake $50 bills being circulated in the county; Stories from wvmetronews.com on Senator Jim Justice saying the threats of tariffs against Canada and Mexico are already working, new Department of Human Services Cabinet Secretary Alex Mayer moves into his role, and state education officials acknowledge the challenges that persist after the results of last year's National Assessment of Educational Progress were announced; and a story from the Charleston Gazette-Mail on the state of West Virginia being nearly two years behind its initial schedule in electric vehicle infrastructure buildout.

News of President Trump imposing tariffs on good from Canada, Mexico and China was the talk of the nation and the world this past weekend. For a local perspective, Tom Susman spoke with Meghan Parsons of the Jackson County Development Authority about the level of trading in our region with those three countries. Tom also spoke with West Virginia House of Delegates member Daniel Linville, who owns a tech conglomerate in the region, about the tariffs could impact the business community.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses the tariffs placed on goods from Canada, Mexico and China by President Trump over the weekend and the response by Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau imposing tariffs on American goods coming to Canada.

Dave also discusses the four Grammy awards won by West Virginia singer-songwriter Sierra Ferrell.

Tom Susman speaks with Kent Leonhardt, the West Virginia Commissioner of Agriculture, about how the state is handling the avian flu in poultry.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, Dave discusses West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey's Thursday news conference announcing the identification of 72 illegal immigrants and how the state is handling the issue; Morrisey's appointment of Sissonville pastor Kevan Barlett to the State Senate; a Raleigh County jury denying mercy to Natalie Cochran after finding her guilty of murdering her husband back in 2019; a pair of bills introduced in the Ohio Senate; and festivities coming up at Sunday's Groundhog Day celebration in Ravenswood.

Tom Susman chats with Katrena Ramsey and Buddy Jones about Sunday's Groundhog Day celebration at Washington Riverfront Park in Ravenswood, including the appearance of Randy the River Rat.

Joe Stevens has his weekly discussion with John David Johnson. This week, they talk about planting this year's garden.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses the breaking news of the mid air collision that took place Wednesday night near Reagan National in Washington, D.C.; the latest flu activity map released by the CDC; Verdicts rendered in two high profile criminal cases in West Virginia; and news on how the Ohio Department of Agriculture is handling the bird flu in infected chickens, ducks and turkeys.

Tom Susman has a conversation with Amy Haskins, the Director of the Jackson County Health Department, on concerns of tuberculosis with the outbreak in Kansas and how it is being dealt with in West Virginia.

Joe Stevens chats with Ripley CVB executive director Brenda Mobley about her recent attendance of Hospitality U.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he gets a report from Tom Susman about yesterday's special meeting of the Mason County Commission and the appointments made to the county's Economic Development Authority Board. We also hear from Commission President Rick Handley about the situation.

Dave also discusses a story from WSAZ-TV on West Virginia taxpayers can claim their vehicle tax on their state income tax returns this year, but there are some requirements taxpayers must meet. And Dave talks about a story from WCMH-TV about a new bi-partisan effort to abolish the death penalty in the state of Ohio.

Tom Susman chats with Nick Huffman of the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources about the state's upcoming wild boar hunt in Boone, Logan, Raleigh and Wyoming Counties for West Virginia residents.

Tom also has a conversation with Molly Washburn of the Downtown Ravenswood Partners about a recent survey taken by the city.