Dave Miller has a discussion with Sarah Marshall, Licensed Social Worker with KVC of West Virginia, and Regional Director of Middle College, about the collaboration between KVC and Fairmont State University on the Middle College program for youths aged 16-18 in the West Virginia Foster Care System.

Dave also talks about a trio of events happening in our area this week and an event in Southern West Virginia later this week.

Tom Susman has a conversation with West Virginia House of Delegates member Jonathan Pinson (R-Mason) about the Governor's announcement late last week about starting a process to sell four state-operated hospitals, including Lakin State Hospital in Mason County.

Tom then speaks with a trio of merchants at this past Thursday's Ravenswood Farmer's Market at Washington Riverfront Park. We'll hear from Russ and Deb Hearn, who sold local honey; David and Debbie Anderson, who sold produce; and Lacey Bourgeois of Freedom Farms, who sold beef, pork and lamb.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, Dave starts the show with a weather update and a sharp commentary regarding America after the recent assassination attempt on Former President Donald Trump Saturday in Pennsylvania.

Dave then has a conversation with Tami Cox, Secretary of the Jackson County Junior Fair, and Scott Cunningham of RMA Presents, about this year's Fair, including the various activities and musical acts that will be appearing this year.

Dave then discusses news of Governor Jim Justice holding a press conference later Monday morning, Ravenswood Mayor Josh Miller sending a letter of the Army Corps of Engineers about their upcoming mitigation project at Turkey Run Lake and his desire to have a community hearing about the project, and a press release from US Senator Joe Manchin announced that $1 million in Congressionally Directed Spending has been earmarked for the City of Ravenswood for a new firehouse.

Tom Susman has an extended conversation with Stephanie McCoy, the outgoing CEO of WVU Medicine Jackson General Hospital. McCoy is retiring after 13 years as CEO and they discuss her career with at JGH.

Stephanie McCoy is retiring this WVU Jackson General she is CEO and Administrator. She has held that position for 13years and has worked at the hospital for most of her career.   WMOV sat down with Stephanie in an exclusive interview on Friday. We talk about how she got started, her career, and the successes they have had at the hospital.  She gives credit to the staff and the hospital board. She also looks forward to the future.

Dave Miller talks with Scott Cunningham of RMA Presents about the musical artists RMA is bringing in to our area for the Gallia and Mason County Fairs and the Ravenswood Ohio River Festival this summer.

Tom Susman talks with Alicia Silverio of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, who gave a presentation Wednesday at the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce's Lunch and Learn.

Joe Stevens speaks with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University, about spotting insects in trees this summer.

Dave Miller spoke with Mason County Commissioner Rick Handley on the July 11 episode of the Final Cup on WMOV. Here is the full interview between Dave and the Commissioner.

Dave Miller talks with Rick Handley, member of the Mason County Commission, about how the county fared last fiscal year, as well as how the finances are looking for this fiscal year, and what projects the commission will be funding or undertaking this year.

Dave also discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on the West Virginia Department of Human Services asking a federal judge for a summary judgement to dismiss a long-standing lawsuit against the Department regarding the state's foster care system.

Tom Susman has a conversation with Amy Haskins, the director of the Jackson County Health Department, about the vaccinations needed for students entering kindergarten, 7th grade and 12th grade this year.

Joe Stevens talks with Lois Hilbert, a volunteer with Main Street Ripley, about the Mill Creek Float coming up this Sunday.