The Talk of the Town

Morgantown High Volleyball captured its first state title. Grace DeVall, Belle DeVall and Katelyn Anderson of the Champion Mohigans are in studio. Plus, Amy Loomis, with Main Street Morgantown, has details on the Capitol Christmas Tree's visit.

Dave is joined by a pair of guests, living in Netanya, Israel. Andee Goldman and Elkan Levy discuss the war with Hamass from a firsthand perspective. Also, the latest on the warming shelter saga and Metronews Sports' Greg Carey has an update from the HS Volleyball State Tournament.

Dave gets some clarification on utility bills in Morgantown. Is someone poisoning cats in Westover? And why did Morgantown City Council cancel its Tuesday meeting?

A recap of the meeting discussing the proposed warming shelter on Richwood Ave. with WAJR's Mike Nolting. Marion County Delegate Joey Garcia talks about more oversight and accountability within the state's jails and prisons.

Morgantown HIgh Girls' Soccer Coach Bri Frontuto joins the show after the Mohigans captured the second straight state title. Metronews Sports' Joe Brocato sets up the first round of the football playoffs.

Justin Tarovisky, President of AFGE Local 420, discusses the challenges facing staff at FCC Hazelton and Sen. Manchin's support for salary increase. Dave takes calls and texts on Anything Goes Friday.

Details on the "Cougs Care" program coming to Morgantown this week with BYU. Shawn Smith, candidate for Mon County Board of Education, joins the show.

Maddie Gump, Morgantown XC Champ and MHS XC Coach Mike Ryan join the show. Dave talks about adults wearing Halloween costumes and the proposed plan for a warming shelter.

Ed Frohnapfel, University Cross Country Coach, joins the show after the Boys' XC team won its fifth straight state title.

Details on the Mohawk Bowl and Anything Goes Friday

Greg & Heidi Metheny explain the vision for a Univeristy High Sports Complex. Lesley Nash, staff attorney for Mountain State Justice, discusses their planned legal challenge of Mon County's panhandling ordinance.

Mon County Sheriff Perry Palmer has details on the chain reaction crash on I-68. Police Chief Eric Powell discusses a downtown shooting. John Deskins with the WVU Bureau of Business and Economic Research talks about the region's economic outlook.

Susan Riddle, with the Mylan Park Foundation, talks about a partnership with the WVU Marching Band and a new facility at the park. What will MUB be watching as a new bridge spanning the Mon River is constructed? Plus, a recap of WVU President Gordon Gee's State of the University Address.

Barbara Evans Fleischauer talks about her announcement to run for House of Delegates in the 82nd District. WV Senator Mike Oliverio discusses roads and his conversation with DOT Secretary JImmy Wriston.

Keri DeMasi, CEO of Bartlett Housing Solutions, joins the show to explain what services are available this winter. Metronews Sports' Joe Brocato recaps high school football and looks ahead to the playoff picture.

Josh Sword, AFL-CIO President talks about the impact of the ARCH2 hub announcement on the labor force. Will the panhandling ordinance work? And way too early bowl projections.

Ron Justice, President of the Mylan Park Foundation, discusses coming upgrades to the baseball/softball complex. Metronews Sports' Joe Brocato recaps Week 8 of the high school football season.

Mon County Commission President Tom Bloom discusses the pedestrian and vehicle safety ordinance. Kyle Wiggs previews WVU's game tonight vs. Houston and former Coach Dana Holgersen.

Dave recaps the WVU Faculty Senate meeting. Aristotle Jones, the Appalachian Soul Man stops by the studio.

Mac Warner, WV Secretary of State and GOP Candidate for Governor joins the show. Dr. Jeffery Lancaster, of WVU Medicine Children's discusses RSV season.

It's Anything Goes Friday! Other cities are trying to deal with panhandling. Brad McElhinny tried to pin the governor down on his position regarding federal government spending.

Dave McCormick, Chair of the Move WV Forward PAC explains the group's goals.

Harrison County Schools Superintendent Dora Stutler talks about plans to consolidate several schools. Comments from the four Republicans running for governor.

Danielle Trumble, member of the Morgantown City Council and Board of Directors with Hope Hill Sobering Center, discusses why the facility has been under utilized. Plus, Brad McElhinny previews a gubernatorial forum tonight in Morgantown.

Chad Prather, Huntington Bank WV Region President, talks about the local housing market and and tailgate Tuesday aimed at contractors, realtors and home buyers. Metronews Sports' Joe Brocato recaps WVU's win over TCU and Week 6 in HS football.