The Talk Of The Town

Dave is back and talks HS football with Kyle Wiggs. Monongalia County Board of Education President Nancy Walker thanks residents for their continued support of the school excess levy.

Westover City Councilman Ralph Mullins discusses his reaction to the audio recording of a Sept 2020 meeting where allegations of corruption within the city administration were made.

Dave discusses accusations of corruption in Westover. Plus, WVU VP of Strategic Initiatives Rob Alsop highlights WVU's success in managing the pandemic on campus.

Monongalia County Commissioner Tom Bloom discusses an upcoming meeting with county and city officials. How WVU's pandemic management strategy has worked. Metronews Sports Joe Brocato breaks WVU's win over Va Tech and this past weekend's HS football action.

The attorney representing firefighters in Morgantown reacts to a judge's decision in their lawsuit against the city of Morgantown. Plus, it's Anything Goes Friday with your calls, texts and tweets.

An update on a Marion County murder trial with Times West Virginian reporter David Kirk. Plus, Fairmont Mayor Tom Mainella addresses a recent controversy involving him and a Fairmont resident.

There is an update in the ongoing lawsuit between Morgantown Firefighers and the city. Plus, Mon County Schools Superintendent Eddie Campbell talks about dealing with COVID in schools.

Preston County Schools Superintendent Steve Wotring talks about the decision to move to fully remote learning. Plus, Preston County Health Administrator V.J. Davis provides context to the spread of COVID in the county.

Dave breaks down the state attorney general's opinion on whether or not vaccine mandates would stand up to the state constitution.

Lt. Col. Rob Suffner, Staff Physician at Mon Health Stonewall Jackson Memorial Hospital and with the 811th Hospital Center joins the show from Kuwait to discuss his role in taking care of Afghan refugees. Plus, former WV House Majority Leader Rick Staton discusses the Manchin compromise voting rights bill.

The city of Morgantown settles one of its outstanding lawsuits. Dave offers his thoughts on how this incident has cost the city.

Back from a long holiday weekend, Metronews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny stops by and tries to answer the question: What's the point of the governor's press briefings?

It's all about football on today's show. Kyle Wiggs, Travis Jones and Joe Brocato all stop by to breakdown WVU vs. Maryland and the HS football schedule for the weekend.

WVU Vice President Rob Alsop talks about vaccination rates on campus. Dave reacts to his interview with Tucker County Senator Randy Smith on Wednesday's show. Plus... your texts and comments.

Accuweather's Joe Lundberg has the latest on the remnants of Hurricane Ida on the region. Plus, Senator Randy Smith explains why he wants to call a special session of the legislature.

Details on the approaching rain from Tropical Depression Ida. Plus, the stories of two Rosie the Riveters: Anna Hess and Jean Malone.

Dave has an update on the anticipated rain and storms headed our direction from Ida. Kelly Allen, with the WV Center on Budget & Policy, previews an event in Morgantown talking about paid family leave. Brad McElhinny stops by.

High School Football is back. Travis Jones previews the Bridgeport game. Joe Brocato has highlights from around the state. Plus, it's Anything Goes Friday. Dave takes your texts on a variety of topics.

Morgantown City Councilman Brian Butcher explains his "No" vote for the MUB rate increases. Plus, Mon County Commission President Sean Sikora clarifies the commission's position on future COVID policies.

Mike Nolting recaps Morgantown's city council meeting and water and sewer rate increase. Plus, Dave talks about the mask requirements in Mon County Schools.