The Talk Of The Town

Mon County Commission President Tom Bloom discusses the pedestrian and vehicle safety ordinance. Kyle Wiggs previews WVU's game tonight vs. Houston and former Coach Dana Holgersen.

Dave recaps the WVU Faculty Senate meeting. Aristotle Jones, the Appalachian Soul Man stops by the studio.

Mac Warner, WV Secretary of State and GOP Candidate for Governor joins the show. Dr. Jeffery Lancaster, of WVU Medicine Children's discusses RSV season.

It's Anything Goes Friday! Other cities are trying to deal with panhandling. Brad McElhinny tried to pin the governor down on his position regarding federal government spending.

Dave McCormick, Chair of the Move WV Forward PAC explains the group's goals.

Harrison County Schools Superintendent Dora Stutler talks about plans to consolidate several schools. Comments from the four Republicans running for governor.

Danielle Trumble, member of the Morgantown City Council and Board of Directors with Hope Hill Sobering Center, discusses why the facility has been under utilized. Plus, Brad McElhinny previews a gubernatorial forum tonight in Morgantown.

Chad Prather, Huntington Bank WV Region President, talks about the local housing market and and tailgate Tuesday aimed at contractors, realtors and home buyers. Metronews Sports' Joe Brocato recaps WVU's win over TCU and Week 6 in HS football.

It's Anything Goes Friday! Details on the Midnight Market. Plus, Sunshine is back and she brought buckwheat cakes.

Katherine Goble Moore and Joylette Goble Hylick, daughters of Katherine Johnson, are in studio to talk about their mother's legacy.

Dave recaps the Morgantown City Council meeting. Nancy Walker details a fundraiser for Helpful Harvest.

Owen Mulkeen, with Friends of Cheat, discusses possible changes to property around Cheat Lake. Harry Hayes has details on the 2023 Buckwheat Festival.

Mon County Commission President Tom Bloom talks about his frustrations with the DOH. Metronews Sports Joe Brocato recaps the football weekend. Dave just wants to watch football without hearing about Taylor Swift.

Justin Tarovisky, with the union representing officers at FCC Hazelton talks about unsafe working conditions at the federal prison. Star City Recorder Steve Blinco expresses his frustrations with the DOH. Plus, it's Anything Goes Friday!

Mon County Schools Deputy Superintendent Donna Talerico talks about chronic absences. Brad McElhinny breaks down additional cuts at WVU. Plus, the DOH doesn't seem interested in actually solving problems.

GOP Candidate for Governor, Chris Miller joins the show. Dave recaps the city council meeting and wonders where are all the people stepping up to establish a warming shelter for this winter.

More on the WVU transformation process. After academic cuts, what's next? Morgantown City Council is taking baby steps on local issues. Plus, Brad McElhinny stops by.

WV Attorney General and Republican for Governor, Patrick Morrisey joins the show. Dave relays a story about a downtown tenant dealing with the drug problem every day. Joe Brocato recaps the WVU win over Pitt and Week 4 of High School Football.

It's Anything Goes Friday! Plus, Dave talks Backyard Brawl with Greg Hunter. He takes your calls and texts.

Abby Miller and Traci Bodkins from the Children's Home Society of WV stopped by the studio to discuss their mission and this year's fund raising campaign. CVB President Susan Riddle on the economic impacts of the Backyard Brawl returning to Morgantown. And Dave believes we may be living in an alternative timeline.