The Dave Allen Show

Josh Boehm of Joot Security is here as well as Brad McElhinny.

It’s Friday and we are heading into the Memorial Day weekend! Coming up it’s opening night for Live on the Levee. Jim Strawn is here to talk about it, plus the events today and tonight for the USA cycling event and Angie Gillenwater is here with this week’s “Adopt Me Please” Pet of the Week.

Robby Queen from the CAMC Foundation, more on the USA Cycling Pro Road National Championships and Doug Skaff.

Millie Snyder, Dr. Casey Sacks of BridgeValley and more on the Run for the Wall with Hurricane Mayor Scott Edwards.

Happy Tuesday! Attorney General JB McCuskey stops by this morning plus day two of the USA Cycling ProRoad National Championships.

The USA Pro Road National Championships are underway in Charleston. We will discuss it on the show today plus Danny Jones is here and your calls and texts.

On this Friday edition of 580 Live, Dave Allen checks in with StormTracker 13’s Brian Hughes for the latest on severe weather rolling through the Kanawha Valley. Angie Gillenwater from the Kanawha-Charleston Humane Association introduces "Mom Jeans," this week’s adoptable pet of the week, and shares updates on shelter capacity and fostering opportunities. Vicki Vaughn from the South Charleston CVB...

More on tomorrow’s Dumont Tri-County YMCA golf outing, plus issues with the Kanawha County Ambulance Authority and we will talk about Saturday’s Elk City Block Party.

The Charley West BBQ Fest, Mountaineer Food Bank and Brad McElhinny on NIOSH coming up.

Kanawha County Commissioner Lance Wheeler, Brad McElhinny and Charleston is about to become Bike Town.

More on this Friday’s Dumont Tri-County YMCA golf tournament, plus Dr. Casey Sacks of BridgeValley and Danny Jones.

Happy Friday! Coming up Fergie, our Adopt Me Please Pet of the Week from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association. Steve and Jenny are here to talk about the V100 Yard Sale. Speaking of yard sales, the East End Yard Sale is tomorrow and we talk graduation at West Virginia State.

Doug Cipolleti from the West Virginia Virtual Academy, Jill Gearin from the Dirty Birds, Amelia Knisley from West Virginia Watch and the folks from West Virginia International Yeager Airport.

St. Albans Mayor Scott James, Brad McElhinny and Fred Persinger.

More on this Saturday’s South Charleston Farmers Market plus a ribbon cutting for a new pharmacy in St. Albans and more.

Former Charleston Mayor Danny Jones and current Mayor Amy Goodwin.

Happy Friday! Coming up, our “Adopt Me Please” Pet of the Week, plus its opening night for the Dirty Birds and Logan Scott goes camping.

More on Saturday’s Main Street Spring Festival in Hurricane, Delegate JB Akers and your calls and texts.

The folks at Liberty Roe have one of the more unique contests you will ever hear about. We will discuss, plus more on this Saturday’s Race for the Ribbon and Kanawha County Commission President Ben Salango.

9:10 Thor Meeks from Meeks Rentals/Realty on housing shortage etc. in Charleston/Huntington area 9:20 Pastor and community activist Marlon Collins on NFL draft and Shedeur Sanders not being an early pick 9:40 State Democratic Party Chair and Delegate Mike Pushkin

Happy Monday! Coming up, Steven Allen Adams and former Charleston Mayor Danny Jones.

Happy Friday! Coming up, Webkin, our “Adopt Me Please” Pet of the Week from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association, plus Dr. Casey Sacks of BridgeValley and authors Monya Grace Robert and Justin Hart Crary.

We’re talking organ transplants with Vicky Keene, plus Evan Osborn from Capitol Market and more on Saturday’s Drug Take Back Day.

9:10 Guns to Gardens - A voluntary event where guns people no longer want are melted down into garden tools, jewelry, and public art. Upcoming event in Charleston. 9:20 Brad McElhinney talking about a smattering of things related to WV 9:40 Your texts

More on the upcoming All-In Foster Care Summit and Delegate Tristan Leavitt. Producer's Note: Because of an error with our recording software, part of the show's audio was lost.  We apologize for the inconvenience.