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.

Tom Susman was live from the Jackson County Junior Fair on Thursday. In Hour 1, Tom talks with Amy Worl, leader of the Comet Cardinals 4-H Club; Jared Bloxton on the upcoming Ohio River Festival in Ravenswood; Cheryl Miller with Read Aloud West Virginia; and Larry Chancey, treasurer of the JCJF.

Dave Miller has an extended conversation with Lori Mahan of Ripley. Her late father, former Ripley High football coach Frank Marino, was inducted into the McDowell County Hall of Fame in Welch, WV, on July 20. Dave talked with Lori about what the honor means to her and her family, her dad's life and legacy, and what it was like when her dad moved the family from Welch to Ripley.

Tom Susman has a report from the Jackson County Junior Fair, including interviews with exhibitors, Ripley High FFA Advisor Craig Canterbury and Brandi Strobe of Sisters BBQ.

Tom Susman was live from the Jackson County Junior Fair on Wednesday. In Hour 2, Tom spoke with exhibitors Carson Bourgeois and Cade McCoy, Jackson County Sheriff Ross Mellinger, and Brandi Strobe of Sisters BBQ.

Tom Susman was live from the Jackson County Junior Fair in Cottageville. In Hour 1, Tom chats with Jackson County Commission President Dick Waybright, State Senator Amy Grady and fair exhibitors Kellen Anderson and Jocelyn Richards.

Dave Miller talks with Howard Wood, Chief of the Mason Volunteer Fire Department, about their first annual fire school this weekend at Wahama High School.

Tom Susman has a report from Tuesday's activities at the Jackson County Junior Fair, including interviews with County Commissioner Mitch Morrison and some exhibitors.

Tom Susman was live from the Jackson County Junior Fair on Tuesday. In this hour, Tom spoke with First Runner-up Teen Queen Heidi Boggess on her experience raising and showing pigs at the fair; Olivia Fisher, First Runner-up Pre-teen Queen, on her fair responsibilities; Sarah and Max with Pleasant View Farms in Flatwoods about their store; and Rebecca Weekley and Carter Austin about raising and showing heifers.

Tom Susman was live from the Jackson County Junior Fair on Tuesday. In the first hour, Tom spoke with Harley Vaughn, JCJF Pre-teen Queen, on her fair responsibilities and experiences; Jackson County Commissioner Mitch Morrison on the commission's involvement in the fair; and Jesse Coe of Coplin Health System of Ripley on their services and community involvement.