Tom Susman caught up with Paul Koch of the Gallia County Council on Aging at the Gallia County Junior Fair.

Joe Stevens talked John David Johnson, agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University, about how farmers are handling current drought conditions.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. Due to our FM signals being off the air Tuesday morning, Dave re-aired his interview with Jimmy Shaw from that day about the John McGinley Benefit Ride coming up on August 17.

Dave also talked with Noah Thompson, singer-songwriter and winner of Season 20 of American Idol, about his performance Friday night at the Ravenswood Ohio River Festival.

And Dave discussed the day's events at the Gallia County Junior Fair, a story from Metro News about the Greenbrier Hotel being listed for auction later this month, and a story on Paden City High School is ruled to remain open by a Wetzel County judge.

Tom Susman talks with Melissa Quinn Fox, singer-songwriter, who will be performing this Saturday at the Ravenswood Ohio River Festival.

Joe Stevens catches up with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about some notable events coming to the historic Alpine Theater.

Dave Miller talks with Jason Gump, a West Virginia Studies teacher at Ravenswood Middle School, about his recent recognition as an Honorary Knight of the Golden Horseshoe and how he's preparing for the upcoming year.

Dave then discusses the day's events at the Gallia County Fair and also talks about what the noise was coming from Spano-Taylor Stadium in Ravenswood Tuesday night.

Tom Susman has a conversation with West Virginia Agriculutre Commissioner Kent Leonhardt about the drought the Mountain State is experiencing and what farmers can do to get some financial relief from the federal government.

Tom also previews the Ohio River Festival, happening in Ravenswood this Friday through Sunday. He chats with Jennifer Long of Good Shepherd Family Day Care about the pole they are decorating for the festival and festival coordinator Jared Bloxton.

Dave Miller talks with Jimmy Shaw about the John McGinley Benefit Ride coming up on August 17 at the Jackson County Fairgrounds. McGinley, a long time first responder and Ripley City Council Member, was recently diagnosed with Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer. Shaw discusses why they are holding the event, how you can help and take part and donate if you can't make the event.

Dave discusses a pair of press releases from Senator Manchin's office: one on the national debt surpassing $34 trillion; and one on $408,000 in federal money headed to four WV fire departments, including the Point Pleasant VFD.

Outgoing WVU President E. Gordon Gee was in Ripley this past Friday and took a tour of the new wing of WVU Medicine Jackson General Hospital. Michael caught up with Gee and new JGH CEO Candace Miller about Gee's visit, WVU's footprint in health care in the Mountain State.

Tom Susman has a report wrapping up last week's Jackson County Junior Fair. He spoke with auctioneers Ed Smolder and Bobby Cooper, and Fair President John Curry.

Dave Miller talks with Cam Matheny of the Jackson County Players about the upcoming production of '12 Angry Jurors', which runs August 2-4 at the Alpine Theater in Ripley.

Dave then discusses the day's events at the Gallia County Fair and an announcement by West Virginia Governor Jim Justice of a state of emergency due to prolonged drought conditions in the state.

Dave Miller talks with Mary Pistelli of the Old Hickory Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution about two events the chapter is holding: Honoring Korean War Veterans at the Jackson County Courthouse on July 27; and Honoring Middle East Conflict Veterans on August 3.

We'll also hear interviews by Tom Susman with Larry Chancey, treasurer of the Jackson County Junior Fair, and Amy Worl, Leader of the Comet Cardinals 4-H Club, from the fair.

Tom Susman was live from the Jackson County Junior Fair on Thursday. In Hour 2, Tom speaks with Jordan Casto Second Runner Up Queen about raising and showing her pig; John Curry, President of the Jackson County Junior Fair, on the fair so far; and Hannah Hesson of Timet on the plant's progress and community involvement.