Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he catches up with Tom Susman, who was at the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce Business Summit at the Greenbrier on what has happened so far.

Dave also shares a trio of stories on a piece of emergency equipment being stolen from a Mason County Response Team; a Point Pleasant man found dead in a police cruiser in Mason; and the West Virginia Department of Highways is fining Triton Construction over missed a deadline for construction to end for a Jackson County Bridge.

Joe Stevens chats with Brenda Mobley of the Ripley Convention and Visitors Bureau about some upcoming events in the area.

Joe also continues his conversation with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University, on what farmers should be doing as weaning time approaches.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear Tom Susman's interview from Tuesday's Valley Today with Zach Brown of the West Virginia DNR about an upcoming project to drain the lake at Turkey Run Wildlife Management Area north of Ravenswood.

Dave also shares a press release from the office of Congresswoman Carol Miller, who Wednesday introduced the 'We Can't Wait Act' in the House, which would allow those who qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance to choose if the would wait five months to received their benefits, or receive them immediately in exchange for a modestly reduced monthly benefit.

And Dave discusses a story from Metro News about the members of the House of Delegates from Putnam County writing a letter to the Department of Highways asking them to look into the safety of US Route 35 in the county

Last week, the West Virginia DNR and DEP announced they are going through with a proposed mitigation of the lake at Turkey Run Wildlife Management Area north of Ravenswood. Tom Susman had an extended conversation with Zach Brown of the West Virginia DNR about the project and what the process will be like from start to finish.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we revisit Tom Susman's interview with John Hishta of AARP from Sunday's Appalachia Matters. Dave also chats with T.J. Meadows of Metro News about his recent commentary and a preview of the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce's annual Business Summit at the Greenbrier, which begins tomorrow.

On Sunday morning's edition of Appalachia Matters, Tom Susman spoke with John Hishta, the Senior Vice President for Campaigns at AARP, about some looming troubles for Social Security and what it could mean for seniors down the line if Congress does not act quickly.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses stories from wvmetronews.com on how the West Virginia First Foundation is recognizing International Overdose Awareness Day on Monday and from WCMH-TV in Columbus on the price of cannabis in Ohio increasing dramatically over the summer.

Dave also shares T.J. Meadows's commentary on how Opioid Settlement funds being spent on automatic license plate readers is questionable at best.

The Valley Today is WMOV's flagship news program. In this episode, new broke Thursday that the West Virginia DNR and DEP is moving ahead with its proposed mitigation of the lake at Turkey Run Wildlife Management Area just north of Ravenswood. Tom Susman revisited an interview he recorded this past February when some folks were fishing on a frozen Turkey Run Lake.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he shares a story from wvexplorer.com on the upcoming mitigation of the lake at Turkey Run Wildlife Management Area north of Ravenswood and the reaction from citizens and Mayor Josh Miller.

Dave then chats with T.J. Meadows of Metro News on his recent commentary on how Data Centers can reduce electricity rates for customers and the developing story of Bluefield State University firing President Dr. Darrin Martin just six weeks after extending his contract.

The Marshall Health Network and Rivers Health held a ribbon cutting ceremony Wednesday for the new emergency department at the hospital in Point Pleasant. We'll remarks from US Senator Jim Justice, who played a pivotal role in securing the funds for the renovation, and Shawn Bastin, President of Rivers Health, about what it means for the hospital and the people of Mason County.