Dave Miller has an extended conversation with Josh Sword, President of the West Virginia AFL-CIO, on the state of labor and unions in West Virginia, what it's been like to work with a new Governor and Legislature this session, and the future with some major changes in unions in both the state and national levels.

Dave also discusses a very busy crossover day Wednesday at the West Virginia Legislature.

Joe Stevens talks with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about some upcoming events, including storyteller Bil Lepp at the Alpine Theater on April 11 and the Ripley Chocolate Festival coming up later this month.

Joe then talks with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University, about preparing your lawn mower for the mowing season.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses breaking news of an auto accident, road closure and detour in Point Pleasant; A meeting announced by the Ohio Department of Transportation set for April 10 in Ravenswood on a feasibility study of a new bridge crossing the Ohio River between West Virginia and Ohio; and Dave talks with Joe Stevens about the festivities in Nitro this Saturday for the opening of the Little League season, including an appearance by Cincinnati Reds great George Foster.

Tom Susman speaks with Evan Wilson, extension agent in Mason County who also works with the county's Fair, about their recent announcement on county music star Sara Evans performing at the fair this August.

Tom also chats with Bob Fehrenbacher about the Kootaga District's Friends of Scouting Dinner in Parkersburg on April 10, featuring guests Tony Caridi and Wren Baker.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear an interview by Tom Susman with Linda Dickirson about a citywide clean up coming to Ripley this Saturday; We hear about several bills being passed on Monday by the West Virginia State Senate; And Dave discusses a bill passed by the House of Delegates that looks to change the Board of Governors make-up for West Virginia University and West Virginia State University.

Tom Susman has a conversation with Rich Sutphin of the West Virginia Rural Health Association about a controvesrial bill that the West Virginia House of Delegates recently tabled that could kick 166,000 Mountain State residents off of Medicare Expansion programs.

Tom also chats with Linda Dickirson with the City of Ripley's Beautification Committee about a citywide clean up they are hosting this coming Saturday morning.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses some recent action taken by the West Virginia Legislature, including several emergency medical services related bills being passed by the House of Delegates.

Dave then shares some stories and advice from his recent cruise in the Bahamas, and makes a recommendation on which company to cruise with and which one to not.

US Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., made a visit to the Mountain State on Friday. We'll hear some remarks from the Secretary's stop.

Tom Susman talks with Joe Stevens of the Nitro Convention and Visitors Bureau about festivities the city will hold with the opening of the little league baseball season on April 5, including an appearance from Cincinnati Reds great George Foster.

Tom then gives a commentary of the West Virginia Legislature's attempts to make the State's Secondary Schools Activities Commission, the governing body of high school athletics, a state agency.

Tom Susman fill in for Dave Miller. He discusses the Wednesday announcement by the Jackson County Community Foundation that this year's keynote speaker for the annual community dinner this fall will be Heisman Trophy Winner Tim Tebow.

Tom then gives a commentary about the West Virginia Legislature needing to get out of the way of businesses looking to come to the Mountain State. And we'll hear a report from WCPO-TV in Cincinnati on Opening Day Events in Queen City on Thursday.