Tom Susman talks with Happy Joe Parsons, unopposed Republican candidate for the House of Delegates in Jackson County, on the election and his plans for when he takes office.

Tom also talks about the election with Steven Allen Adams, the West Virginia political reporter for Ogden Newspapers.

Dave Miller chats Hoppy Kercheval of Metro News about Election Day in West Virginia, some of his observations on the races for US Senate, Governor and Amendment 1 in the Mountain State and the Decision 2024 coverage Metro News will have this evening.

Dave also reviews what's on the ballot in both West Virginia and Ohio, as well as number of early votes cast in both states.

Tom Susman catches up with Delegate Steve Westfall, who is running for Jackson County Commissioner. They discuss previous elections Westfall has been involved in and his experience early voting this year.

Tom also talks with Mark Curtis, chief political correspondent for NexStar Television in West Virginia (WOWK-TV for our area). They discuss the federal election and who Mark thinks has the advantage.

Dave Miller discusses new numbers from the Ohio Secretary of State's office regarding returned absentee ballots and early in-person votes cast, as well as a story from West Virginia Watch on what to look for on Election Night.

Dave shares a heart-warming moment from the Lainey Wilson concert in Charleston Sunday night that had a Jackson County connection, as well as a personal one.

He then has an interview with Dr. Lloyd Tomlinson, Education Coordinator for the West Virginia Mine Wars Museum in Matewan, about the museum, support it receives from educators and the community and some new exhibits.

And Dave talks about the passing of legendary music and entertainment producer Quincy Jones.

Molly Washburn joins WMOV to talk about plans for dowtown Ravenwsood, West Virginia.

US Senator Shelley Moore Capito was in Jackson County on Friday to take a tour of the Timet construction site and the solar installation in Millwood. Tom Susman was there for the tour and caught up with the Senator, as well as Timet's CEO Alicia Knapp.

Tom also talks with Molly Washburn of Downtown Ravenswood Partners about their goals for revitalizing Ravenswood's downtown district.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we here live comments from a press conference with West Virginia Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Steve Williams and West Virginia Education Association President Dale Lee on the future of public education in West Virginia with proposed school closures and consolidations, as well as Williams's vision for public education if he's elected.

Dave also discusses Governor Jim Justice, in his press briefing on Thursday, expressing his desire to be place on the Finance Committee or the Energy and Natural Resources Committee if he is elected to the US Senate.

And Dave has a chat with Heath Bloxton about tonight's Ravenswood-South Harrison football team, the last home game of the season and senior night for the Red Devils.

Tom Susman gives a report on a special Customer Appreciation event that will be held at Farmer's Feed in Ripley this Saturday.

Tom also has a report on the levy on the ballot in Gallia County in this year's election for the county's Senior Center.

Joe Stevens has his weekly chat with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University. This week, they talk about what farmers should be thinking about as they prepare for the cold weather this winter.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses an update to numbers of absentee ballots returned and early votes cast in the state of Ohio.

Dave also discusses times for trick or treat and other Halloween events in our area.

And Dave discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on a candidate for State Senate being left off the ballot in Mingo County, WV, after the same county was alleged to have allowed registered Democrats to vote in the Republican primary in that same race.

Tom Susman talks with West Virginia Commission of Agriculture Kent Leonhart about his bid for re-election.

Joe Stevens introduces us to Brenda Mobley, the new Executive Director of the Ripley Convention and Visitors Bureau.