Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear Joe Stevens's interview with Kelley Adcock from Wednesday's Valley Today.

Dave also discusses stories from Metro News on a successful operation in Southern West Virginia that led to the arrest of 59 non-complient sex offenders and violent offenders, and WV Governor Patrick Morrisey announcing funds for Ascend WV to benefit health care providers by attempting to lure health care workers.

And Dave shares a commentary from T.J. Meadows on President Trump calling for $5,000 dividend payments to every US adult, if the Republicans win the mid-term elections.

Joe Stevens catches up with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley on some upcoming events happening in the area.

Joe also has his weekly chat with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University. This week, John David has some advice for farmers as they prepare to lime fields.

Dave Miller has a conversation with Cheryl Miller of the Ripley High School Alumni Association about some work the organization did over the summer to maintain and beautify the school's campus, as well as their upcoming Viking Ship project to be built before the school's homecoming later this month.

* Due to a technical issue, the second half of the program did not record.

Tom Susman has a conversation with Cheryl Miller of the Ripley High School Alumni Association about a project that is about to be completed before the school's homecoming festivities later this month.

Also, the National Republican Committee is holding a mini-convention in Texas this week. Tom chats with retired political reporter Mark Curtis about what it means nationally, and for places like West Virginia.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on Senator Shelley Moore Capito remaining cautiously optimistic about bipartisan permit reform passing Congress soon, a commentary by Dave Wilson on when will it be time for the younger generation to run for office in West Virginia, and Governor Morrisey's fashion faux pas at WVU's White Out this past Saturday.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he shares an op-ed that appeared over the weekend in the Charleston Gazette-Mail by WV AFL-CIO President Josh Sword on the importance of solidarity when it comes to the labor movement in West Virginia.

Dave also discusses stories from the Youngstown Vindicator on a man being arrested Sunday for an attempted attack on Ohio Candidate for Governor Dr. Amy Acton, and stories from wvmetronews.com Woody Williams's grandson reacting to the possibility of his grandfather's name being part of a proposed Medal of Honor Memorial in DC, and how Gilmer County is rallying around Sheriff Donald 'Smokey' Belan after his diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.

The Valley Today is WMOV's flagship news program. In today's episode, we re-visit Tom Susman's interview from last week with Zach Brown of the West Virginia DNR about the upcoming mitigation project that the DNR and DEP is going through with the lake at Turkey Run just north of Ravenswood.

The West Virginia Chamber of Commerce's annual Business Summit wrapped up Friday at the Greenbrier. Thursday, West Virginia's members of the US Senate addressed the Summit. First, we'll hear from Senator Shelley Moore Capito on what's happening in Washington to help West Virginia's Business Climate. Then, we'll hear from Senator Jim Justice with some very sharp criticisms about how things are in the state since he left the Governor's office.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear remarks from West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey on a new data center coming to the West Columbia area of Mason County, where Starwood Digital is anticipated to invest $12 billion into the project.

Dave also chats with T.J. Meadows of Metro News about what he saw at the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce's Business Summit and his commentary on US Senator Jim Justice igniting a spark with admitting he is considering a run for Governor of West Virginia in 2028.

West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey announced Wednesday at the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce's Business Summit that Starwood is making at $12 billion investment in a data center proposed for the West Columbia area of Mason County. We'll hear remarks from the Governor and specifics about this proposal.