Dave Miller catches up with Faith Walker, director of the Great Bend Museum in Ravenswood, about some past and future events the museum has and will hold, as well as two new projects they are working on.

Dave then discusses a story from wvmetronews.com about the Gubernatorial Debate that took place Tuesday night in Fairmont between Democrat Steve Williams and Republican Patrick Morrisey.

And Tom Susman speaks with Andy Richardson and Denny Harmison of Bankers Life in this week's Medicare Conversation.

Tom Susman attended the groundbreaking ceremony at Rivers Health for their emergency room expansion. He shares some highlights from the days events.

Tom also has a conversation with Wheeling Mayor and Democratic Candidate for US Senate Glenn Elliott. They discuss how the campaign is going with a week left and about a recent attack made against his opponent, Governor Jim Justice, on the subject of women's rights.

Rivers Health in Point Pleasant broke ground for a new ER on Septmber 23rd. Here is the report from  WMOV.

Dave Miller catches up with West Virginia House of Delegates member Steve Westfall (R-Jackson) about a recent meeting Westfall attended held by the Division of Highways District 3 about road projects going on in the area.

Tom Susman shares an interview he did with Freddy Shegogg, who was the guest speaker at the Community Resources Fair at Point Pleasant Junior/Senior High School on Monday. Shegogg talked about his struggles with addiction and encouraged kids to stay clear of drugs and alcohol.

Tom Susman catches up with West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner about preparation's for next week's Election Day.

Tom also speaks with Stephani Vealy and Jessica Piatt of the Jackson County Community Foundation about their annual benefit dinner this Friday in Millwood featuring guest speaker and musician Amy Grant.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses information on returns of absentee ballots and early in-person votes in the State of Ohio and a story from wvmetronews.com on some West Virginia counties setting new records for early voting on the first day this past Wednesday.

Dave also talks about his experience seeing the Bored Teachers Tour show in Charleston Sunday night.

Tom Susman has a convesation with Amy Haskins, the Director of the Jackson County Health Department, about National Drug Takeback Day, where folks can go to designated dropoff locations to properly dispose of their unwanted, unused or expired medications.

Tom also talks with Jared Bloxton about festivities surrounding the Ravenswood High football game against Magnolia on Friday night: Military Appreciation Night and recognition of the 1974 Red Devil State Runner-Up football team.

Dave Miller talks with Dylan Handley about this year's Main Street Halloween Block Party in Point Pleasant, which is coming up on October 31.

Dave also discusses details from the PEIA Finance Board's meeting in Charleston and the WVSSAC Board of Control's meeting at Stonewall Resort in Roanoke, both of which took place on Thursday.

Tom Susman catches up with Lora Lynn Snow, the director of the Ariel Opera House in Gallipolis, about an award they recently received from Heritage Ohio.

Joe Stevens has his weekly chat with John David Johnson, the Agriculture Specialist at West Virginia State University. This week, they discuss how hunters can make sure the deer they harvest this season are healthy.

Dave Miller discusses four stories making headlines in West Virginia Thursday morning: The announcement of a lawsuit filed by Attorney General Patrick Morrisey allegeing fraudulent Medicaid claims being filed by a Parkersburg substance abuse treatment facility; Governor Jim Justice touting the success of October Sky, an anti-drug effort by the state Fusion Center and various law enforcement agencies in the state; Concerns from State Democratic Party Chair and Delegate Mike Pushkin on the future of the Public Employees Insurance Agency; and State Senator Mike Stuart (R-Kanawha) urging the state to consider 'de-consolidation' of schools.