The Talk Of The Town

Results from the Clarksburg municipal election. Newly re-elected Councilman Jim Malfregot joins the show. Plus, details on flag football registrations in Harrison County.

Mon County Senator Bob Beach details his idea to use funds from the American Rescue Plan to incentivize a company to take over the old Mylan Facility.

It's Anything Goes Friday! Brad McElhinny, on loan from WV Metronews, explains the governor's new plan to incentivize COVID vaccinations. Plus, your calls, texts and tweets talking about whatever you wanted to talk about.

Fairmont Mayor Tom Maniella talks about a new playground project and steps to advance redevelopment in downtown. North Central West Virginia Airport Director Rick Rock highlights a new agreement, new flights and construction updates at the airport.

Dave talks to WestRidge Developer Ryan Lynch about the latest updates. Plus, Morgantown Municipal Airport Director Jonathan Vrabel and Morgantown Area Partnership President & CEO Russ Rogerson are in studio discuss the runway extension project and I-68 commerce park.

Morgantown Mayor Ron Dulaney comes on the show to explain why he is taking exception to an editorial in the Dominion Post newspaper.

Morgantown resident Karen Kelly King joins the show live from Colombia where social unrest has taken a deadly turn. Mike Nolting with a an update on a deadly car accident in Morgantown.

Retired MFD Chief Mark Carovasos joins the show to reminisce about his career. Mon County Schools Superintendent Eddie Campbell talks graduation and the Class of 2021.

Attorney Teresa Toriseva, who represents the local FOP, joins the show to explain the lawsuit to stop the creation of a Police Review Board in Morgantown.

Reaction to the city council's approval of a police review board. Plus CVB President and CEO Susan Riddle talks about resurrecting the Tourism Investment Fund.

Morgantown Mayor Ron Dulaney spends most of the show with Dave breaking down the ordinance that will establish a Civilian Police Review and Advisory Board.

Dave catches up after taking a few days off. He discusses if candidates should disclose if they can't accept the seat they run for, Morgantown's scenic route to logical decisions and Brad McElhinny stops by with more on how Reta Mays was hired in the first place.

Mon County Commissioner Tom Bloom recaps a recent meeting with DOH officials. WVU Special Events Coordinator Lisa Martin details this coming weekend's graduation ceremonies. Dave takes your calls and texts.

Dave talks with Uber driver, Vincent Kang, who accidentally found himself in the middle of a fight on High Street as a mob surrounded his car and assaulted him and his passengers.

USW Local 8-957 President Joe Goudz talks about the pending closure of the Viatris plant in Morgantown. Metronews Sports' Kyle Wiggs recaps the Boys' Basketball State Tournament.

Metronews' Sports Joe Brocato recaps the Boys' Basketball State Tournament. Morgantown Basketball Coach Dave Tallman stops by. Plus, Dave can't believe the city of Morgantown has invested $15k into a park in China.

Newly elected 5th Ward Councilor Danielle Trumble talks about her election victory. Metronews Sports' Joe Brocato recaps a wild second day at the Boys' Basketball State Tournament. University Head Coach Joe Scmiddle discusses getting ready to play Huntington in the quarterfinals.

Fairmont Senior Basketball Coach Dave Retton talks about playing in the state tournament. Attorney Teresa Toriseva discusses the Fraternal Order of Police's reaction to the revised ordinance to create a police review board in Morgantown.

WV Treasurer Riley Moore joined the show and is pushing back against pressure from the White House on bank to divest in fossil fuels. Plus, Dave asks why some are choosing not to be vaccinated.

Dave is back from the State Girls' Basketball Tournament. He reacts to Morgantown's election results. Talks to Mon County Child Advocacy Center Executive Director Dr. Laura Capage. Metronews' Sports Joe Brocato sets up the State Boys' Basketball Tournament that starts on Tuesday.