The Talk of the Town

Mon County Schools Superintendent Eddie Campbell discusses the return to school after winter break. Morgantown Mayor Jenny Selin joins the show.

Dave gives credit for keeping schools open as other districts in the country fall into chaos. Plus, Metronews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny stops by.

Dave reacts to last week's conversation with Mon County Health Officer Dr. Lee Smith. Plus, Metronews Sports' Joe Brocato offers his thoughts on the weekend's announcements regarding the WVU football team.

Metronews Sports' Brad Howe breaks down WVU's football season. Mon County Health Officer Dr. Lee Smith discusses the pandemic and what lies ahead in 2022.

Mon County Commissioner Jeff Arnett joins the show to discuss his first year on the job.

Mon County Del. Joe Statler discusses the obstacles facing EMS departments across the state. Metronews' Sports Kyle Wiggs reviews a wacky bowl season so far.

It's a Christmas Eve edition of the show. Brad McElhinny stops by. Dave checks in with his sister and you're introduced to infamous show producer Ethan Evan.

WV Secretary of State Mac Warner discusses cleaning up voter rolls. Plus, Dave celebrates Festivus with the "Airing of Grievances."

Metronews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny breaks down a judge's ruling halting the Charter Schools process. Plus, former Harrison County Commissioner Ron Watson talks about his decision to run for the WV House of Delegates.

Harrison County Delegate Ben Queen talks about the upcoming legislative session. Dave takes your thoughts on Joe Manchin's comments opposing the Build Back Better Bill.

Attorney Teresa Toriseva talks about lawsuits involving the firefighters and Fraternal Order of Police against the city of Morgantown. Dave visits with Mon County Delegate John Williams.

Dave gets in the Christmas Spirit with details on performances of "A Christmas Carol" in Morgantown and Landau Eugene Murphy, Jr.'s Home For the Holiday's concert in Clarksburg.

Morgantown Basketball Coach Dave Tallman talks about this weekend's G-Force Holiday Classic at Morgantown High. Dave talks about yesterday's arguments regarding the lawsuit challenging the state's charter school law.

Brad McElhinny explains today's proceedings regarding a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Professional Charter School Board.

Details on a supply drive for victims of the deadly tornadoes in Kentucky. Former Mon County Commissioner Ed Hawkins talks about the vision for the County Extension and 4-H Center.

Mon County Superintendent Eddie Campbells describes a few tense days at Morgantown High.

Mon County Commissioner Tom Bloom visits to talk about a number of topics.

WVU Police Chief Sherry St. Clair and Carruth Center Director Anne Hawkins talk about the concerning letter found on campus and the mental health of students. Plus, Dave recaps Tuesday night's Morgantown City Council meeting.

Dave reacts to the WVU Faculty Senate rejecting a vote of no confidence against President Gordon Gee and Provost Maryanne Reed. Plus, why social service agencies in Morgantown should not have to defend every decision they make.

Dave starts the week with details of the an MMMPO meeting this week in Mon County and a job fair with Xator Corp in Bridgeport.

Marion County Delegate Joey Garcia talks about running for re-election next year. Morgantown Deputy Mayor Danielle Trumble discusses the situation with the warming shelters.

Executive Director of Project Bike Tech, Mercedes Ross talks about a new program coming to Mon County Schools. Dave wonders if a second emergency warming shelter is needed in Morgantown.

Former Secretary of State Natalie Tennant discusses the life and career of longtime state treasurer Larrie Bailey, who passed away. Current WV Treasurer Riley Moore explains a coalition he's leading to push back on pressure from the White House on banks to divest from the fossil fuel industry.

Dave is back from a week off. Brad McElhinny catches him up on what he missed. Metronews Sports Brad How talks WVU bowls, Lincoln Riley's move and the Super Six.

WAJR's Mike Nolting has a recap of Morgantown City Council's meeting. Dave talks the importance or lack thereof, of political endorsements and expanding the Harrison County Commission from three to five members.