Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear Joe Stevens's interview with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about a pair of events coming up this weekend.

Dave then discusses a news story and commentary from Hoppy Kercheval on West Virginia Democratic candidate for Governor Steve Williams expressing interest in a statewide referendum on the legalization of cannabis use for adult, while GOP Candidate Patrick Morrissey objects.

Joe Stevens talks with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about a pair of events happening this Saturday.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear an interview by Joe Stevens with Denny Bellamy of the Mason County CVB about the upcoming Mothman Festival in Point Pleasant.

Dave then discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on why a statewide burn ban has not yet been put in place for the State of West Virginia, as well as why one has been for Jackson County.

Joe Stevens chats with Denny Bellamy of the Mason County CVB about the upcoming Mothman Festival in Mason this weekend.

Dave Miller discusses three news items: The West Virginia School Building Authority has received request for funding from over 30 county school districts, but only has $54 million to allocate this year; The New River Gorge Regional Development Authority is putting together a survey for businesses and employers to gauge the needs and wants for childcare by workers to share with lawmakers; And Governor Jim Justice showed off $4 million worth of new equipment for the Division of Forestry to battle forest fires this year.

Tom Susman talks with West Virginia House of Delegates Member Jonathan Pinson (R-Mason) about the recent uptick in school threats made in West Virginia. Pinson is a former law enforcement officer and was a school PRO.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses news stories from wvmetronews.com: First, the ribbon cutting ceremony to be held later this week for Middle College at Fairmont State University; Then, it's a record breaking year for the tourism industry in West Virginia; And finally, Governor Jim Justice on Friday announced the formation of a task force consisting of seven law enforcement agencies to lead investigations in recent threats made to schools in the Mountain State.

Tom Susman speaks with Andrew Bourgeois, a farmer from Silverton in Jackson County, about what affects the drought has had on his farm this summer.

Tom then catches up with Katrena Ramsey, the director of the Ravenswood Board of Parks and Recrecation about on upcoming concert BOPARC is sponsoring in October and plans for decorations in the city for the holiday season.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses the new release of the US Drought Monitor map and the affected areas in West Virginia and Ohio.

Dave then discusses a trio of stories from wvmetronews.com: Governor Jim Justice reacting the to 40+ plus threats against West Virginia Schools this week; The West Virginia Tax Department filing another tax lein against the Greenbrier Hotel; And Senate Finance Chair Eric Tarr saying that a bill with the Governor's proposed 5% income tax cut without a spending decrease will be DOA in the September 30 special session.

And Dave talks with Heath Bloxton about Friday's Ravenswood High Football Game with Wahama.

Tom Susman has a conversation with West Virginia House of Delegates member Jonathan Pinson (R-Mason) about the upcoming special session of the Legislature regarding income tax cuts on September 30.

Joe Stevens catches up with John David Johnson, Agriculture Specialist at West Virginia State University. about the continuing problems the drought is causing area farmers.