The Talk of the Town

Republican candidate for the House of Delegates 78th District Scott Nale joins the show. Plus, an update on a pair of lawsuits involving alleged police misconduct in Westover.

Mon County Commission President Tom Bloom talks about the potential economic impact of WVU taking over the old Mylan facility. Plus, Hall of Famer Kay Murray shares some memories of longtime Mon County Commissioner John Pyles.

Mon Health President & CEO David Goldberg discusses the merger with CAMC. Details on a Dodgeball Tournament this weekend at Mylan Park. And, it's Anything Goes Friday with your calls and texts.

Morgantown Meals on Wheels needs volunteer drivers. Volunteer Coordinator Mike Miller has details on how you can help. Plus, Dave highlights an issue with a nuisance property in Morgantown's Chancery Hill neighborhood.

MMMPO Executive Director Bill Austin talks long range transportation planning. Dave has a little information to share about a rumored crypto currency mining operation at Morgantown Industrial Park.

Mon County Clerk Carye Blaney discusses the difficulties of preparing for the upcoming primary election.

Mon County Commissioner Sean Sikora discusses the county's budget and lowering the base property tax rate for the fifth straight year. Metronews' Sports Joe Brocato on Glenville State's National Championship.

It's Anything Goes Friday! Dave's taking your thoughts on anything you want to talk about. Plus, Dave's observations on the situation going on at Bartlett House.

Morgantown City Councilman Brian Butcher outlines his concerns with Bartlett Housing Solutions and the alleged issues with providing shelter for the homeless.

Monongalia County Delegate John Williams shares his thoughts on a proposed gas tax moratorium. WV Treasurer Riley Moore joins the show to discuss the Hope Scholarship and boycotting banks divesting from fossil fuels.

The great Gas Tax debate continues. Metronews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny breaks down the intricacies of proposed 'gas tax holiday.' Plus, Dave discusses a new addendum to the White Park remediation agreement and Westover City Council is back in the news.

Dave is back from the basketball tournaments and talking with state champion head coaches Dave Retton, of Fairmont Senior and Dave Tallman of Morgantown.

Monongalia County Schools Superintendent Eddie Campbell with one more COVID policy update. Magistrate Ron Bane breaks down a bill that would reallocate magistrates in WV.

WAJR's Mike Nolting has an update on Morgantown City Council and a partnership in Harrison County to promote lead screenings. Plus, open lines.

Harrison County Senator Mike Romano joins the show. Dave laments about one of his sportscaster pet peeves and Metronews Sports' Joe Brocato sets the table for a full week of high school basketball.

Brooke County Senator Ryan Weld explains his motivation for sponsoring a bill that would allow one-time transfers for high school student-athletes. Metronews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny has an update on a handful of controversial bills that appear to be dead in the legislature.

It's Anything Goes Friday! Dave takes calls and texts on anything you want to talk about.

WVSSAC Director Bernie Dolan joins the show to explain his opposition to a bill that would allow for one-time transfers for high school students without losing edibility.