Tom Susman talks with Mark Curtis, lead political reporter for NexStar Television in West Virginia. The discuss the latest financial issues facing Governor Jim Justice and his companies, and the Democratic National Convention taking place in Chicago.

Tom then speaks with Jackson County Sheriff Ross Mellinger about what motorists need to remember as kids go back to school and how they are helping schools stay safe with the SHIELD Program

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses a pair of stories from wvmetronews.com on Governor Jim Justice and his family trying to halt the auction of his Greenbrier Hotel next week in Lewisburg, and the recent letter sent to the Greenbrier CFO by a health fund demanding payment for $2.4 million in delinquent insurance premiums already paid by employees to the company.

Dave also discusses a trio of events happening in Jackson County on Saturday.

WMOV was live Saturday for the Meigs County Fair Animal Market Sale. Tom Hunter spoke with a pair of buyers at the sale: Mark Porter of the Mark Porter Auto Group; and Brandon Weerey of Ridenhour Gas.

Tom Susman talks with Bill Heis, principal of Ravenswood High, about the upcoming school year and results of the most recent West Virginia proficiency exams for the school.

Dave Miller talks with Kelly Belcher from the Greene Center in Kenna. They discuss the busy summer the Center has had and what's coming up in the fall.

Dave then shares some numbers from the recent release of West Virginia Statewide reading, match and science proficiency tests and number for select Jackson County schools.

And Dave talks briefly about an interview in Sunday's New York Times with West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin.

Tom Susman and Tom Hunter were live at the Meigs County Fair on Friday. In this hour, they discuss the upcoming high school and college football seasons, sports programming for the fall on WMOV, the events at the fair for Friday night, the market sale on Saturday morning and pick a winner of a family four-pack of tickets to see the Cincinnati Reds on September 1.

Tom Susman and Tom Hunter were live from the Meigs County Fair on Friday. In this hour, they talk fair food, the events happening Friday and Saturday and talk with Dave Miller back in the studio about their favorite fair experiences.

Governor Jim Justice is having major money issues and the Greenbrier is in foreclosure. The Governor's companies keep getting sued for payment. Tom Susman talks with Attorney Mike Stuart about Bankruptcy and how that might  work with companies as complex as the Justice Empire.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear an interview by Joe Stevens with John David Johnson, the agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University, about what to do when it comes time to ween animals.

Dave then discusses a number of events, includes the day's schedule at the Meigs County Fair, and the passing of entertainer and West Virginia native Peter Marshall.

Tom Susman was live from the Meigs County Fair on Thursday. He spoke with Chris Gilkey of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources about the drought Ohio is facing, fishing tips and the upcoming hunting seasons; and Amanda Folk with the Meigs County Fair about Saturday's Animal Sale.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he shares interviews by Joe Stevens with Kelley Adocock of Main Street Ripley, and Tom Hunter with Meigs County Sheriff Scott Fitch.

Dave also discusses the day's events at the Meigs County Fair and two events happening this week in Jackson County.