The Talk of the Town

WV State Director for Americans For Prosperity shares his perspective on potential tax cuts. Dave outlines additional changes proposed to the Morgantown City Manager's contract.

Dave shares some news and notes gets on a soapbox about bad basketball decisions and talks to Metronews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny.

Aristotle Jones previews an event coming up Saturday in Morgantown. WV Secretary of State and Candidate for Governor, Mac Warner joins the show. Dave points out two reasons why Morgantown was not chose to host the USA Diving Olympic Trials.

Mon County Del. Joe Statler discusses the opening of the legislative session and the governor's tax cut plan. Morgantown Hockey Association President Frank Oliverio on the compromise with BOPARC to keep the Morgantown Ice Rink open during renovations.

Brad McElhinny previews the legislative session. Dave sees parallels with the Morgantown Ice Rink controversy and issues in the past.

Former MPD Chief Ed Preston talks about his new job as Chief of Police in Cape Carteret, NC. New Mon County Delegate Geno Chiarelli talks about his expectations for the legislative session.

Mon County Senator Mike Oliverio talks about the upcoming legislative session. Dave discusses his takeaways from the controversy swirling around the Morgantown Ice Rink.

Morgantown Deputy Mayor Danielle Trumble stops in the studio to discuss the concern with the closure of the Morgantown Ice Rink for a major overhaul.

Mon County Magistrate Ron Bane explains a bill that will be introduced into the legislature to give the county an additional magistrate. Plus, more reactions to the Morgantown Ice Rink Controversy.

House Health Committee Chair Amy Summers discusses potential changes for DHHR. Dave reviews city council's meeting and comments about the closure of the Morgantown Ice Rink.

Harrison County Senator Ben Queen stops by. Plus, President of the Morgantown Hockey Association Frank Oliverio explains why his group is frustrated with the planned closure of the Morgantown Ice Rink.

Metronews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny hangs out for the first show of the new year to discuss the upcoming legislative session.

It's Anything Goes Friday! Dave takes your calls and text for the final show of 2022.

Mon County Commissioner Jeff Arnett talks about the process of appointing a new prosecutor. Del. John Williams discusses the upcoming legislative session.

Christina Rufo, Breaking News Editor with The Daily Anthenaeum, provides WVU students' perspective on downtown safety. Dave discusses ARPA funding for MUB and Robert's Rules of Order.

Dave covers everything from when to take down Christmas decorations to the questions surrounding the proposed contract from Morgantown City Manager Kim Haws.

Jeff Jenkins discusses the career for Justice Larry Starcher who passed away over the weekend. Joe Brocato runs down the top sports stories of 2022.

Former co-hosts Kay Murray, Sunshine Wiles and Sarah Giosi all stop by to catch up on the annual Christmas show.

Monongalia County Health Officer Dr. Lee Smith talks about the tridemic of Flu, RSV, & COVID. Accuweather's Jeff Nordeen has an update on the impending winter storm and MUB's Chris Dale has advice on preventing your pipes from freezing with the arctic temperatures coming.

Dave is back and questions the leadership of Morgantown City Council. Monongalia County Prosecutor Perri Jo DeChristopher joins the show after being appointed Circuit Judge. American Red Cross' Jason Keeling has details on a blood drive in Morgantown.

With a winter storm threatening Christmas travel, Dave gets the latest with Accuweather's Jeff Nordeen. AAA's Jim Garrity says it will be a busy travel week folks heading to their holiday destinations.

It's Anything Goes Friday. Dave takes your texts and questions what has happened to the workforce. Joe Brocato features a full weekend of high school basketball.

Taylor County Delegate Amy Summers talks about her role next session and potential changes to DHHR. Mon County Deputy Superintendent Donna Talerico discusses the response to a fake threat at Morgantown High.

Dave talks with Kanawha County Commission President Kent Carper and reviews the Morgantown City Council meeting.

Dave takes your thoughts on the city's proposal to purchase the former Defense In Depth facility. Del. Joe Statler checks in from interim committee meetings. Fairmont Mayor Tom Maniella talks about the city's first tree Christmas Tree lighting ceremony.