Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear Tom Susman's interview from Monday's Valley Today with Molly Washburn of Downtown Ravenswood Partners about their community supper on Saturday evening.

We also hear excerpts from an announcement at West Virginia International Yeager Airport that Breeze Airways is set to resume non-stop flights to Tampa this month and soon non-stop flights to Las Vegas and Texas are coming soon.

Tom Susman caught up with Molly Washburn of Downtown Ravenswood Partners about the upcoming Ravenswood Community Dinner on July 12.

Tom also spoke with Johnathan Brown, a crafter from Clay County, WV, about natural-based products he makes to treat medical conditions from pain to poison ivy.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses a story from the Associated Press on Elon Musk following through on his vow to start a new political party in response to the 'One Big, Beautiful Bill' being passed, despite Musk's fears of it increasing debt.

Dave also discusses a commentary by T.J. Meadows at wvmetronews.com on some alarming statistics regarding debt in America: both for the country and the average American.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear Tom Susman's interview from Thursday's Valley Today with Dr. Daniel Trent of Rivers Health on how to avoid going to the emergency room during the Independence Day holiday.

Dave also shares two stories from Metro News: one on the Mayor of Reedy being arrested for allegedly writing a bad check to pay for entertainment for a community event last year; and one on law enforcement ramping up patrols during the holiday with the threat of an increase in drunk driving.

Tom Susman talks with Dr. Daniel Trent of Rivers Health about fireworks safety and how to stay out of the ER this Fourth of July.

Tom also chats with Evan Wilson of the Mason County Fair about this year's fair, including a performance of Country Music Superstar Sara Evans.

Tom Susman was live from the 63rd annual Mountain State Art and Craft Fair at Cedar Lakes in Ripley. He caught up with Jeannie Smith from the fair board, Norm Bailey from the West Virginia Department of Agriculture and Val Guthrie of G&G Heritage Farm during the broadcast.

Joe Stevens talks with Brenda Mobley, the executive director of the Ripley Convention and Visitors Bureau about the city's upcoming Fourth of July Celebration.

Joe also has a conversation with John David Johnson, the agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University, about fireworks safety.

Dave Miller talks with Ripley Mayor Carolyn Rader about her city's festivities for the Fourth of July celebration, which begins Wednesday night.

Dave also has a discussion with Darren Grubb, spokesman for Medicare Advantage Majority, about what the organization is doing to help the 34 million Americans and 238,000 West Virginians on Medicare Advantage not see cuts and help strengthen the program.

Tom Susman talks with Susan White of the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce about some upcoming concerts in Pomeroy and some activities in the fall the Chamber will be involved in.

Tom also catches up with Ryan Smith, the President of the University of Rio Grande and Rio Grande Community College, about some of the latest happenings on campus.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses in great detail a story from wvmetronews.com on as the US Senate debates points of President Trump's 'One Big, Beautiful Bill', hospital officials, both in West Virginia and nationally, are sounding alarms over chances that could lead to more than 300 rural hospitals across the country being at risk of closing. This includes seven in West Virginia; one of them being Jackson General Hospital in Ripley.