A legal advertisment was placed in the Charleston Gazette-Mail recently for bids for a sewer improvement project in the town of Mason. Tom Susman spoke with Mason Mayor Chris Clark about the project and some other improvements the town is looking to make.

Joe Stevens talks with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist with West Virginia State University, about how farmers are continuing to deal with the drought conditions in West Virginia.

Dave Miller talks with Tara Roberts, Vice President of the Meigs County Fair Board, about this year's fair.

Dave also discusses a number of events coming to our area over the next week and a half and also discusses the passing of West Virginia native and NASA Astronaut Jon McBride.

WMOV's Tom Susman earlier this week attended the ribbon cutting and grand opening of Trinity Hall, a new dormitory on the campus of the University of Rio Grande. Tom spoke with URG President Ryan Smith, URG Head Football Coach Quincy Wilson and URG Board of Trustees Chair Robin Fowler about the potential impact this will have on the university.

Joe Stevens has his weekly conversation with Kelly Adcock of Main Street Ripley. This week, they discuss some upcoming events that Main Street is involved with.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear a trio of interviews by Tom Susman. First, from the ribbon cutting and grand opening of Trinity Hall, a new dormitory on the campus of the University of Rio Grande, we hear from URG President Ryan Smith and URG Board of Trustees Chair Robin Fowler.

Then, we hear from Evan Wilson, WVU Extension Agent in Mason County and Member of the Mason County Fair Board, on this year's fair.

Dave also discusses a story from WJHL-TV in Johnson City, Tennessee, about an upcoming announcement of the Atlanta Braves and the Cincinnati Reds playing a baseball game in 2025 at Bristol Motor Speedway.

Tom Susman spoke with Paula Smith of Tri River Transit, a company new to Mason County, about the public transportation services they offer.

Tom also stopped by the Mason County Fair and talked with Evan Wilson from the WVU Extension office in the county, and with Susan Durst, who was passing out books to children with the Mason County Board of Education.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear Tom Susman's interview from Monday's Valley Today with Steven Allen Adams of Ogden Newspapers on a controversy in West Virginia regarding the Pleasants Power project.

Dave then discusses the breaking news of Kamala Harris selecting Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate.

Dave then shares a number of events going on in our area, including the day's schedule for the Mason County Fair, and discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on a viral traffic stop in Marion County that has resulted in charges against the accused being dropped.

Tom Susman talks with Steven Allen Adams, politcal reporter with Ogden Newspapers, about the brewing campaign finance and state loan controversy surrounding the Pleasants County Power project.

Tom also talks with Steve Swartzel of the Meigs County Health Department, about what the department is doing after a mosquito in the county was found to be a carrier of the West Nile Virus.

Dave Miller talks with Kevin O'Neil with the Silverton Volunteer Fire Department about their Ice Cream Social Fundraiser coming up this Saturday.

Dave then introduces a new segment called "What's for Breakfast?" with Ben Smith of Smith Grain and Cattle. This week, Ben introduces us to his business and what products they offer.

Tom Susman has a conversation with Chris Hall of the West Virginia EMS Coalition. They discuss problems counties EMS providers are facing with low staffs and how organizations are recruiting workers.

Tom then shares some of the best reports of the week from the Gallia County Junior Fair in Gallipolis. He talks with exhibitor Gracie Elliott, GCJF board member and grocery store operator Brent Eastman and fair board member Fred Deel.

The Ravenswood Ohio River Festival opens up today and Dave Miller talked with two musicians who will be performing there over the weekend.

First, Dave talks with country music singer-songwriter and West Virginia native Kate Boytek about her upcoming performance, her new music and her latest travels promoting her music.

Then, Dave chats with country music legend Billy Dean about his performance, what's he's been up to and shares a story of a previous show in the Mountain State.

Dave also discusses the day's events for both the Ohio River Festival and the Gallia County Junior Fair, as well as some upcoming events, and a press release by WV Democratic Party Chair Mike Pushkin reacting to Governor Jim Justice's claims that his Greenbrier Hotel is headed to the auction block because of a Democratic Party ploy.