Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he shares a question asked by Tom Susman of WMOV yesterday at West Virginia Governor Jim Justice's press briefing on if he was considering adding farm relief to the agenda for the special session of the Legislature on September 30, and the Governor's response.

Dave also discussed a pair of stories from wvmetronews.com: one on the West Virginia Superintendent of Schools happy for improvements to chronic absenteeism by student, but disappointed in the number of assessments returned by homeschooled students; and a story about a number of schools in West Virginia receiving threats of violence this week.

And Dave shares breaking news of a West Virginia State University football playing being shot and killed in Charleston.

Tom Susman talks with Mike Plante, a strategist with the Democratic Party based in West Virginia, about the Presidential Debate held Tuesday night in Philadelphia.

Joe Stevens has a conversation with Chelsea Ruby, the Secretary of Tourism in West Virginia, about how community can work together to promote tourism in the Mountain State.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses the Tuesday night meeting at the Jackson County Regional Livestock Market and a story from wvmetronews.com on the Childcare Tax Credit West Virginia Governor Jim Justice wants on the agenda for the Legislature's Special Session at the end of the month. Dave also gives a commentary aimed at Governor Justice to include helping the area's farmers that have suffered through the drought this summer in the special session.

Dave also talks about the 23rd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks and a story from the Charleston Gazette-Mail on the proposed Mason County Hydrogen production facility receiving a $10 million forgivable loan from the state Economic Development Authority.

Tom Susman talks with Susan White, director of the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce, about the photo contest for the cover page of the county's visitor's guide for next year and the upcoming Women in Business conference.

Tom then speaks with West Virginia House of Delegates member Steve Westfall (R-Jackson) about the Legislature's interim meetings, including presentations on what to do with privately owned abandoned and neglected cemeteries.

Tom Susman tells us about a special Drought Meeting that is taking place Tuesday evening at the Jackson County Regional Livestock Market in Fairplain. For those who can't make the meeting, WMOV will provide live coverage beginning at 6 pm.

Dave Miller discusses the announcement by West Virginia Governor Jim Justice on Monday that the State Legislature will meet for a special session on September 30 to discuss his 5% income tax cut proposal, work on tax credit for child care and supplemental appropriation funding. Dave also discusses reaction from legislators on tax revenue brought in so far this fiscal year and if the cuts are practical at this time.

Dave also discusses a few other events in our area, and remembers actor James Earl Jones, especially his connections to the Mountain State.

Tom Susman caught up with Dick Waybright, President of the Jackson County Commission, and discussed several topics pertaining to the county.

Tom also has a report from Saturday's Walk for Recovery that was held in Pomeroy, Ohio, by the Lost Voices of Meigs and Mason County. He spoke with some participants and organizers of the event.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses the anticipated announcement by Governor Jim Justice on a special session of the West Virginia Legislature for later this month; a reminder for folks who want the full credit on their vehicle personal property tax on their 2024 state income tax, they must pay what they own in full by October 1; and discusses Phil Kabler's column in the Gazette-Mail from over the weekend asking if enthusiasm or lack thereof will affect down ballot races.

Dave also talks about a recent trip to Spencer, WV, and the upgraded stretch of US Route 33 west of the city, and a controversy involving the Cabell Midland High School football team running on the field during halftime while the school's band was still performing at Saturday's game.

Tom Susman talks with House of Delegates Member Daniel Linville (R-Cabell), who is the Chair of the House Committee on Infrastructure and Technology, about the proposed sale of Frontier Communications with Verizon.

Tom also chats with Mark Curtis, Chief Political Correspondent with NexStar Television in West Virginia (WOWK in Charleston/Huntington, WBOY in Clarksburg, WTRF in Wheeling and WVNS in Ghent) about the Presidential Debate coming up on Tuesday and the campaign season with two months to go before Election Day.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, Dave airs pregame comments from the dedication of the new turf at Flinn Field at Ravenswood High School. We hear from Principal Bill Heis, School Board President Jim Frazier and Superintendent Will Hosaflook, as well as Ravenswood High alum Joe Fields, who owns the company the school system hired to provide teh turf.

Dave then discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on reaction to West Virginia Governor Jim Justice planning on announcing a special session for the legislature later this month.

And Dave discusses the weekend of football programming on Vandalia Media Partners stations, including Ohio State on Saturday and the Bengals on Sunday.

Tom Susman talks with Chris Rizer of Main Street Point Pleasant about the upcoming 250th anniversary of the Battle of Point Pleasant, what many regard as the first land battle in the Revolutionary War.

Joe Stevens has his weekly conversation with John David Johnson, Agriculture Specialist at West Virginia State University, about collecting soil samples this time of year.