Tom Susman was at the West Virginia State Capitol on Wednesday for Tourism Day and spoke with various people involved in the tourism industry in the state.

Joe Stevens chats with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about some upcoming events of note in the area.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses actions taken by both the West Virginia Senate Judiciary Committee and the House Judiciary Committee regarding the issue of child welfare.

Dave also discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on the announcement of UMWA President Cecil Roberts this coming fall.

Tom Susman has a conversation with West Virginia Commissioner of Agriculture Kent Leonhardt about what farmers need to keep in consideration after last year's prolonged extreme drought and how farmers should approach this year's growing season.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he has a chat with Zach Chancey, a Jackson County native who is a chef at the Alida Hotel in Savannah, Georgia, and will be appearing on the Food Network's 'Beat Bobby Flay' this Thursday. They discuss Zach's career and experience of cooking in front of the cameras.

Dave also discusses West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey's announcement in Parkersburg yesterday of more than $270,000 in grants to four organizations to help in the fight against opioids.

Tom Susman and Steven Figiel have a report from Saturday's Making Strides colorectal cancer awareness event hosted by Holzer Health in Gallipolis on Saturday. They talk with Melissa Nibert and Karrie Davison about the event, risks and treatment options available at Holzer.

Tom then has a report from a special 4X4 event that took place over the weekend in Point Pleasant. He talks with Mayor Amber Tatterson and Chris Rizer of Main Street Point Pleasant.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses Friday actions taken by the West Virginia State Senate advancing two medical-related bills, one that allows optometrists to perform certain surgeries already performed only by opthalmologists, and on allowing physicans to be exempt from following certain traffic laws when responding to an emergency call.

Dave also discusses stories from WCMH-TV on Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost seeking the endorsement of President Trump in the race for Governor, even though Trump has already endorsed Vivek Ramaswamy, and some Ohio lawmakers cooling their support for the CHIPS Act.

Tom Susman spoke with Evan Wilson, WVU Extension Services Agent for Mason County, about what farmers should be considering as we approach Spring and about soil testing services offered by the University.

We'll also hear testimony from Brian Craddock who appeared before the West Virginia Senate Judiciary Committee earlier this week. Craddock's son, Cohen, was killed this past fall after sustaining a head injury during football practice at Madison Middle School in Boone County.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses two bills the West Virginia State Senate is considering regarding alterations to opioid treatment in the Mountain State and a possible excise tax on naloxone and fentanyl test strips.

Dave also talks high school boys basketball regional games taking place tonight and airs an excerpt of Michael Susman's interview with Ravenswood coach Mick Price about their game with St. Marys tonight.

Tom Susman talks with retired political reporter Mark Curtis about the Democrats' behavior Tuesday night during the President's address to a joint session of Congress.

Joe Stevens has his weekly chat with John David Johnson, agriculture specialist at West Virginia State University. This week, it's all about what farmers should be considering as the calendar has flipped to March.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear an interview by Tom Susman with Terrell Ellis of Advantage Valley about a childcare business workshop they are hosting this evening in Ripley; Dave discusses two Mason County residents indicted for some very serious crimes, the West Virginia legislature taking steps to pass bills banning certain food additives, and thanks former Cincinnati Bengals lineman Sam Hubbard for the memories.