Movin' In May 2026 kicks off on Monday in Ripley, Ravenswood and Sandyville. Dave Miller has an extended conversation Movin' In May founder Keith King about this year's program, some of the new events and people joining the program and about the addition of the Sandyville Senior Center as a location for programs.

Dave also chats with T.J. Meadows of Metro News about his two most recent commentaries: 'He's A RINO! Ok, Prove It!' on the divide between Republican candidates around the state; and 'Has Anything Changed After Kynnedi Miller?'

Joe Stevens has his weekly discussion with John David Johnson, the Agriculture Specialist at West Virginia State University. This week, John David explains what area cattlemen need to be thinking about this time of year.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, we hear Joe Stevens's interview with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley from Wednesday's Valley Today about an upcoming meeting for new volunteers with Main Street and some other upcoming events in the area.

Dave then discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on the deadly accident at a decommissioning chemical facility in Institute on Wednesday and what he thinks as a Kanawha Valley native when accidents like this occur.

Joe Stevens catches up with Kelley Adcock, the Executive Director of Main Street Ripley, about some upcoming events in the area and an upcoming training for anyone who wants to volunteer with Main Street Ripley.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup. In this episode, he discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on West Virginia Attorney General J.B. McCuskey announcing an $11 million settlement with the video game Roblox after filing a lawsuit on behalf of the state citing child safety online.

Dave also discusses T.J. Meadow's recent commentary 'He's a RINO! Ok, Prove It!'

And Dave shares another story from Metro News by Daniel Woods on the intensity increasing in the 8th State Senate District race, which includes part of Jackson County.

The Valley Today is WMOV's flagship program for news and information for the Bend Area. In this episode, we hear a recent edition of the West Virginia Department of Agriculture's 'Rooted in the Mountain State' about an upcoming agritourism conference this Thursday and Friday at Glade Springs Resort in Beckley.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses a story from WCMH-TV about longtime JobsOhio official Kristi Clouse announcing her departure from the organization.

Dave also discusses a story from wvmetronews.com on two organizations in West Virginia submitting filings in federal district court seeking the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by the US Department of Justice against the State of West Virginia for refusing to give the DOJ sensative voter registration information.

Dave also talks with T.J. Meadows of Metro News about the previous article and his recent commentary on how Republicans in Greenbrier County are pushing back against Governor Patrick Morrisey after he decided to make an endorsement in a Senate race in the district.

The Jackson County Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers - Jackson County voted Thursday to officially merge their two organizations into one new union, Education Jackson County. This comes about a year after the state's two teacher's unions annouced their merger. Dave Miller spokes with Education West Virginia Co-President Kristie Skidmore and Education Jackson County Vice President Kara McCutcheon about the endeavor leading to the merger, what it means on the state level and what it means for Jackson County teachers.

Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, he discusses stories from wvmetronews.com on the Ravenswood City Council voting Friday to fire City Clerk/Treasurer Kim Benson after her arrest earlier in the week on charges of credit card and computer fraud and allegations of using city funds to pay for personal purchases; the State Department of Education and Chamber of Commerce coming together to expand it's annual award to include Principal of Year and Counselor of the Year; and the West Virginia PSC offering to allow Appalachian Power to have an inflation increase, if the utility agrees to delay filing new base rate increase until after June 1, 2027.

Dave also shares a story by Sarah Melotte from Over Yonder about population increasing in rural America and how the state of Ohio fits into the growth.

WMOV and The Jackson County Chamber of Commerce held a Meet the Candidates Forum Tuesday night at Cedar Lakes in Ripley. In this edition of the Valley Today we will hear from five of the 10 candidates seeking a seat on the Ripley City Council.

The first half hour features banker Jenny Parsons, former police officer Jim Fridley and Jackson County Schools employee and coach Phil Iman.

In our second half hour, we'll hear from social worker Grace Moore and businessman Anthony Crihfield Jones.