Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear a report from Tom Susman on Day 1 of the Jackson County Junior Fair in Cottageville. Dave also gives a rundown of Tuesday's schedule at the Fair.

And Dave has his Tuesday chat with T.J. Meadows of Metro News about a report from WOWK-TV on Boone County School proposing the closure of its two smallest schools and the attempt at transparency from the Monongalia County Sheriff's Office when it comes to the county's Flock Safety camera system came a little too late.

Tom Susman of WMOV was live at the Jackson County Junior Fair. In this hour, he spoke with vendors Lorna Canterbury and Joanna Evans about the items they're selling at the fair, Brandi Strobe of Sisters' BBQ, Ben Nesselroad of the Feed Trough Food Truck and Ravenswood High Head Football Coach Matt Peery.

WMOV's Tom Susman was live from the Jackson County Junior Fair in Cottageville. During this hour, he spoke with Fair Teen Queen Madalyn Tomlin, Fair Queen Caroline Fisher, Okey Livingston of the West Virginia Beekeepers Association, Fair Treasurer Larry Chancey, vendor Mike Stewart and Cheryl Miller of West Virginia Read Aloud.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, Dave shares a report from Tom Susman on the final preparations taking place before Monday's opening of the Jackson County Junior Fair.

Dave also shares a commentary from T.J. Meadows of Metro News on the controversy surrounding the Flock Safety camera system in Morgantown and the less than stellar explanation from the Monongalia County Commission.

And Dave discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on how Wood County Commissioner are seeking new avenues to fund ambulance services in the county.

The Ravenswood Little League 9-11 Softball Team is headed to the State Championship Tournament in Hedgesville. Dave Miller caught up with coaches J.R. Abell and Josh Miller, as well as a trio of players, before they left town about the season and what it means to play in the state tourney.

Also, their was a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new agriculture builing at Gallia County Fairgrounds. Tom Susman was there and has a report for us.

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On June 18, Elementl announced plans to build a Small Module Reactor Nuclear Facility in Meigs County. The facility would be the first of its type in the United States. With the news, there was much concern by residents of not just Meigs County, but the entire Mid Ohio Valley. WMOV's Tom Susman spoke with Dr. Edwin Lyman of the Union of Concerned Scientists. Dr. Lyman is one of the world's leading experts on nuclear power and facilites and discussed some of the concerns residents have and some of the issues the area may face once the plant becomes operational.

The Primary Election in West Virginia is coming up on Tuesday and early voting ends on Saturday Tom Susman catches up with Jackson County Clerk Christina Gossett about her office's preparation for the day, from opening poling places to getting the results quickly.

Also, the in-fighting within the West Virginia Republican Primary before the election has dominated the headlines and the level of animosity has never been seen in Mountain State politics. While no Republican strategist has been willing to speak with Tom on the issue, he turned to Democratic strategist Mike Plante for his thoughts and observations on what's going on.

Dave Miller chats with Kassie Lawless about a Quarter Auction happening Saturday to benefit this year's Ravenswood Ohio River Festival.

Dave also chats with T.J. Meadows of Metro News about his recent commentaries on the tax levy rollback recently passed by the Mason County Commission and about Mother's Day.