The Talk Of The Town

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

Judicial candidate Natalie Sal is in-studio. She's running for Circuit Court Judge in Mon County Division 1. Dave breaks down a lawsuit filed against Morgantown, challenging the city's panhandling ordinance. Plus, why West Virginia's politics haven't changed, just adjusted to the national political scene. 

Lots of information on Monday's show. Details on Adventure WV getting the spring season started. Marion County Humane Society is asking voters to support an excess levy. And Freedom Kia is teaming up with Operation Welcome Home and Chestnut Mountain Ranch for a day of fishing and fun for local veterans. 

Mohigans' Baseball Coach Pat Sherald talks about this weekend's Mon County Classic. Dave answers your texts on Anything Goes Friday. 

Dave interviews all three candidates for Mon County School Board, Ron Lytle, Shawn Smith and Christina Fatorre Morgan. Early voting begins May 1st. Election Day is May 14th. 

Sean Sikora, Mon County Commission President, talks several topics including a new bridge, Harmony Grove Interchange and subdivision regulations. Dave takes your calls and texts on the homeless and drug problems in downtown Morgantown. 

Michael Simms is running for Circuit Court Judge in Monongalia County. He discusses a number of topics including the role of the judge, establishing a Family Treatment Court, and how to fairly apply the law. Early voting begins on May 1st. Election Day is May 14th. 

Michael Simms, candidate for Circuit Court Judge, is in the studio. Details on the 7th Annual Cupcake and Craft Beer Fest in Morgantown and a recap of Morgantown City Council's meeting where speakers wanted to address the homeless problem. 

Ron Lytle, running for re-election to the Mon County School Board, is in-studio. He talks about the challenges facing public education, empowering teachers, the future of education and the proposed Renaissance Academy. The school board election is May 14th. Early voting begins May 1st. 

Ron Lytle, running for re-election to the Mon County Board of Education, joins Dave in the studio. 

Was all the good news about the DOH too good to be true? Plus, Metronews' Brad McElhinny details a story about a sailor on the USS West Virginia, who died during the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Shawn Smith is a candidate for Mon County School Board. He stops by the studio to talk about challenges to education, student discipline, and the proposed Renaissance Academy. The school board election is May 14th. Early voting begins May 1st. 

MECCA 911 Director Jim Smith has an update on flooding. Dave offers his thoughts on the latest gubernatorial polling. Mon County BOE  Candidate Shawn Smith stops by the studio. 

Justin Tarovisky, union president representing employees at FCC Hazelton, announces a retention incentive for employees at the federal penitentiary. Mon County Commissioner Tom Bloom is in-studio to talk roads, relationship with the DOH and the national attention again on the Skylar Neese murder. 

New University High Football Coach Eric Snyder joins the show. Dave breaks down campaign finance numbers and discusses the issues facing EMS agencies across the state. 

Christina Fattore Morgan, candidate for Monongalia County School Board, talks about a number of issues including the proposed Rennaisance Academy, student discipline, supporting teachers and more. The school board election is May 14th. Early voting begins May 1st. 

Mon County Board of Education Candidate Christina Fatorre Morgan discusses her platform. Metronews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny breaks down the GOP Gubernatorial race. 

Dave is back after a week of filling in on Metronews Talkline. Dave discusses why the idea of managed homeless camps is a bad idea. 

Dave breaks down the property tax implications of the proposed $143 million Renaissance Academy bond and takes your calls and texts. 

Ron Lytle, Mon County BOE President, discusses the tax impact of the proposed Renaissance Academy. State Senator Mike Oliverio reacts to Gov. Justice's veto of the vaccination bill.