Tom Susman talks with West Virginia Commissioner of Agriculture Kent Leonhardt about the on going drought in the Mountain State and what farmers can do to alleviate their costs.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, Dave discusses a story from wvmetronews.com about the West Virginia Legislature's Joint Committee on Health hearing a report from policy adviser and former deputy director of the WV DHHR Jeremiah Samples on drugs use and overdoses in the Mountain State.

Dave then talks with WMOV and WJEH's Tom Hunter about some new programs coming to Vandalia Media Partners Stations for the high school football season and gives his thoughts on the upcoming year for the Ohio State Buckeyes.

Larry Pack, the Secretary of Revenue in West Virginia, gave a report on the state's performance during the last fiscal year to the West Virginia Legislature during their interim meetings on Monday. We'll hear excerpts from his report.

Tom Susman spoke with Jackson County Schools Superintendent Will Hosaflook about the start of the new school year in the county and how Jackson County Schools fared in last year's assessment exams.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses the latest map from the US Drought Monitor and what the prolonged drought in both Ohio and West Virginia has done to the area, including the extension of a State of Emergency in West Virginia.

Dave also discusses his recent travels to Moundsville and Hurricane in West Virginia, and has a very strong suggestion for leaders in Mason and Jackson Counties to help avoid the growing pains experienced in Putnam County over the last 40 years of their growth.

Tom Susman attend the Meigs Local Elementary School Back to School Bash on Thursday. He spoke with Dr. Sydney Rife, one of the school's administrators, and also reported on a new policy for Meigs Local Schools banning cell phone use during the school day,

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses news of Governor Jim Justice and his family announcing they acquired funding to fend off a scheduled auction of their Greenbrier Hotel that was scheduled for next week. Dave also aired segments of the Governor's stand-offish press briefing held on Thursday and part of Tom Susman's interview with State Senate Finance Chairman Eric Tarr that aired on the Valley Today on Thursday.

Dave also has a strong suggestion for pundits taking shots at Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate Tim Walz's 17-year old neurodivergent son.

Tom Susman has a conversation with West Virginia State Senate Finance Chairman Eric Tarr (R-Putnam) about how the Senate worked to avoid similar problems that Governor Jim Justice is facing with his businesses and how the Senate intends to work with Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, if he is elected governor.

Joe Stevens has his weekly chat with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University, about how the dry weather is affecting farmers in feeding their livestock.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear Tom Susman's report from Wednesday's Valley Today on West Virginia State Democratic Party Chair Mike Pushkin's press release demanding Governor Jim Justice drop out of the Senate Race, as well as reaction from Deke Kersey of the West Virginia Secretary of State's office and Delegate Daniel Linville (R-Cabell).

Dave then discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on a lawyer representing Jim Justice's coal companies saying there is a good reason the company is failing to pay their mine safety fines: they're broke.

The West Virginia Democratic Party Chair Mike Pushkin issued a press release on Tuesday demanding Governor Jim Justice drop his bid for the US Senate because of the latest news of trouble at Justice's Greenbrier Hotel. Tom Susman spoke with Pushkin about why he issued the release and got response from Deke Kersey with the West Virginia Secretary of State's office and a differing viewpoint from Delegate Daniel Linville (R-Cabell).

Joe Stevens has his weekly conversation with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about a number of events coming to town, including a local band playing the Alpine Theater this Saturday.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, Dave discusses the last item that was on the agenda for the Ravenswood City Council's meeting Tuesday night. Mayor Josh Miller asked council to file a petition in circuit court to remove councilwoman Denise Toler from her seat.

Dave then discusses a press release from the West Virginia Democratic Party State Chair Mike Pushkin demanding Governor Jim Justice drop out of his race for the US Senate.

And finally, Dave talks with Ravenswood resident Joel Ramsey about his band, 3rd Rock, and their show coming up at the Alpine Theater on Saturday.