The Talk Of The Town

Tom Bloom, Mon County Commissioner joins the show to talk about approaching the area's homeless problems. Clay-Battelle HIgh hires its all-time leading rusher Aaron LaPoe as its new football coach. 

It's the day after the Primary Election. Dave talks about voters rejecting the school bond and takes your calls and texts about Tuesday's election results. 

It's Primary Election Day in WV. Dave talks to Mike Oliverio, Mon County Senator, about what candidates are experiencing today. Brad McElhinny stops by to discuss the statewide races on the ballot. 

Mon County Clerk Carye Blaney recaps early voting and looks ahead to Tuesday's Primary Election. Plus, Dave wagers on the total voter turnout in Mon County. 

Mark Myers is running for Mon County Magistrate in Division 6. 

It's Anything Goes Friday on the show. Plus, Mon County Magistrate Candidate Mark Myers is in-studio ahead of the election on Tuesday. 

Moore Capito, GOP Candidate for Governor, joins the show. Plus, more talk about alternative plans to establish STEAM academic programs and facilities in Mon County.

Talking WVU Commencement w/ WVU Communications' Shauna Johnson and new alumna Rachel Johnson. GOP Candidate for Governor Mac Warner joins the show. Plus, thoughts on the homeless discussion Tuesday night at Morgantown City Council. 

Tonya Rachelle Rogers is running for Monongalia County Magistrate in Division 6. She stops by the studio to talk about her campaign. 

Chris Miller, GOP candidate for governor, is in North Central WV campaigning and joins the show. Plus, candidate for Mon County Magistrate Tony Rogers in in the studio to talk about her campaign. 

Curt Thomas, running for Monongalia County Magistrate in Division 6, stops by the studio ahead of the May 14th election. 

Nick DeMedici, President of Bartlett Housing Solutions Board of Directors, explains the dire financial situation facing the non-profit. Curt Thomas, candidate for Magistrate, stops by the studio. 

Morgantown High's Academic Showdown Champions are in the studio for a visit. Plus, it's Anything Goes Friday. 

Details on the excess levy supporting Volunteer Fire Departments in Mon County. Dave weighs in on the Renaissance Academy bond proposal. 

Busy show with details on early voting with Mon County Clerk Carye Blaney. Magistrate Sandy Holepit talks about her re-election campaign. Plus, pushback on the $143 million school bond proposal. 

Interviews with candidates for Judge in Circuit 21, Division 1: Paul Gwaltney, Michael Simms and Natalie Sal. 

Mon County Schools Superintendent Eddie Campbell is in the studio for the entire show to answer questions about the proposed Renaissance Academy and the $143 million dollar bond on the ballot this May. 

Ron Justice, Mylan Park Foundation Board President, discusses the expansion of the park over the last two decades. Dave takes your texts on Anything Goes Friday on Thursday. 

Paul Gwaltney is running for Circuit Court Judge in Monongalia County. He discusses a number of topics including the, his experience on the bench, the role of the judge, challenges facing families and how to fairly apply the law. Early voting begins on May 1st. Election Day is May 14th. 

Candidate for Circuit Judge, Paul Gwaltney is in-studio. Plus, Dave speaks with Lesley Nash, staff attorney for Mountain State Justice about their lawsuit challenging Morgantown's 2005 ordinance restricting panhandling.