26 APR 2024 · Dave Miller talks with Faith Walker, the director of the Great Bend Museum, about their upcoming Mother's Day Tea and Historic Costume Exploration coming up on May 4 and other upcoming events for the Musuem. Dave also features the song 'Strangers in a Photograph' by Brady Lee, who will be performing at the Alpine Theater in Ripley on April 27.

26 APR 2024 · Joe Stevens has his weekly conversation with John David Johnson, the agriculture specialist with West Virginia State University, about what farmers should have in mind as the first cutting of hay approaches this season.

25 APR 2024 · Dave Miller talks with Keith King, the director of Movin in May. They discuss the final preparation for this year's program, what's new and a special event happening this Saturday to kick off the month. Dave then discusses a press release from Senator Joe Manchin's office about the State of West Virginia being awarded over $300,000 from the Economic Development Administration, including $240,000 earmarked for Mason County. And Dave talks about 46 teachers in WV, including three from Jackson County, that were recognized Wednesday night by the State Board of Education for becoming Nationally Board Certified.

25 APR 2024 · Tom Susman continues his discussions with gubernatorial candidates this week. In this episode, he talks with GOP candidate Chris Miller about what issues should be at the forefront of the campaigns. Joe Stevens talks with Kelley Adcock of Main Street Ripley about this weekend's event at the Alpine Theater.

24 APR 2024 · Dave Miller hosts the Final Cup on WMOV. In this episode, Dave discusses some news from the Tuesday afternoon briefing from West Virginia governor Jim Justice and a traffic detour coming to Ravenswood next week. Dave then shares his interview with singer-songwriter Brady Lee, who will be performing at the Alpine Theater this Saturday at 7 pm.

24 APR 2024 · Tom Susman has a conversation with Moore Capito, candidate for governor in West Virginia, about what's not being talked out in the gubernatorial campaigns. Tom also talks with Amy Haskins of the Jackson County Health Department and Dr. Steven Eshenauer, an ER physician at Jackson General Hospital, about the first reported case of measles in West Virginia.

23 APR 2024 · Dave Miller chats with Amy Rose, manager of the Ravenswood Branch of the Jackson County Public Library about many of their latest events and activities. Dave also discusses some news involving a 24-year old cold case in Southern West Virgina.

23 APR 2024 · Tom Susman talks with West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner, who is running for the GOP nomination for Governor. They discuss how the campaign is going with three weeks left before election day. Tom also talks with Wheeling Mayor Glenn Elliott, who is seeking the Democratic Party nomination for US Senate. Elliott recently picked up the endorsement of retiring Senator Joe Manchin.

22 APR 2024 · Dave Miller talks with Tyler Eblin, the mayor of Rutland, Ohio, about the Village of Rutland's Rummage Sale coming up on May 3-4 at the city's Civic Center. Dave also chats with Christina Gossett, the clerk of Jackson County, about the April 23 deadline for folks to register to vote in the May 14 primary and how preperations are going for the election.

21 APR 2024 · Tom Susman talks with Montana Boggess, the director of the Jackson County 911 Center, about the employees in her office and Telecommunicators week, which honors 911 center workers nationwide. Tom then chats with Rick Handley, the President of the Point Pleasant High School Alumni Association. The group is looking for PPHS grads that are not on their list, so they can receive invitations to the group's July dinner.