The Valley Today is the flagship program for WMOV. In this episode, we'll hear an excerpt from this past week's Appalachia Matter. It's a story from the West Virginia Department of Agriculture on a Mountain State farmer that is producing soap.

Joe Stevens has his weekly chat with John David Johnson, the Agriculture Specialist at West Virginia State University. This week, they discuss how area farmer can be compensated for losses as a result of this past summer's drought.

Dave Miller talks with Georgianna Tillis of the Woman's Club of Point Pleasant about their involvement and fund raising for Wreaths Across America and their goal to place 500 wreaths in 2025 at the graves of veterans buried in Kirkland Memorial Gardens.

Dave also discusses news of State Senate Finance Chairman Eric Tarr announcing he will no longer hold that position when the West Virginia Legislature convenes in February and the retirement of the Dean of Broadcasters in West Virginia, Hoppy Kerchival.

Tom Susman has a conversation with Faith Walker, executive director of the Great Bend Museum in Ravenswood, about some Christmas time traditions from early 20th century Jackson County.

Joe Stevens talks with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about some upcoming events in Jackson County.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear an interview by Tom Susman with Ravenswood Mayor Josh Miller about the city receiving at grant of $32.375 million from the state of West Virginia to build a new wastewater treatment facility.

Dave then discusses some other water improvement grants that were approved for Jackson County. And Dave discusses a story on the West Virginia State School Building Authority granting $65 million for 12 counties for school improvement, renovation or construction, and his disappointment that Jackson and Mason Counties' requests for funding were denied.

Tom Susman talks with Ravenswood Mayor Josh Miller about the city receiving millions of dollars in grants from Governor Jim Justice to build a new sewage treatment facility and replace the sewer lagoons in the city.

Tom then has a conversation with Mason Mayor Kris Clark about the progress his city made in 2024 and what's next for the city.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he airs an interview by Tom Susman with Dr. David Clayman, a Charleston-based psychologist, on how to deal with stress during the holidays.

Dave also discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on the West Virginia School Building Authority meeting Tuesday morning to decide where to allocate $54 million dollars available to schools districts around the state, after 28 counties submitted requests for funding totaling $250 million.

Tom Susman has a conversation with Dr. David Clayman, a Charleston psychologist, about dealing with stress during the holidays.

Tom also chats with Larry Pack, the incoming State Treasurer of West Virginia, about his plans for when he takes office. Pack will be the first CPA to hold the office of Treasurer in the Mountain State.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, Dave discusses a story by Mike Tony for the Charleston Gazette-Mail on the West Virginia Rivers Coalition filing a new lawsuit against the Chemours Washington Works plant in Wood County over chemicals exceeding limits in the drinking water from three water systems in the county.

Dave also discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on West Virginia educational officials looking to new initiatives when it comes to dealing with disruptive students and their behavior in the classroom.

The Meigs County Chamber of Commerce held their annual Dinner and Awards Gala Thursday night. Tom Susman caught up with Chamber Executive Director Susan White afterwards to take about some of the award winners and the year for the Chamber.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he updates us on breaking news of another major power outage in Point Pleasant.

We hear interviews by Michael Susman with Wahama football coach James Toth and Cameron football coach Tim Brown ahead of their schools meeting in the Class State Championship Football Game on Friday.

And Dave sends out well wishes to his friends and former collegue Martin Staunton, who had his last newscast at WVVA-TV in Bluefield, and most likely his last in the Mountain State, Thursday night.