The Talk Of The Town

Dave & Sarah weigh on the NYE Party at the Greenbrier. Mon County Education Association President Heather Deluca-Nestor discusses her concerns with restarting full-time in-person instruction.

WV Metronews Brad McElhinny catches up with us after the holiday break. Morgantown Boys' Basketball Coach Dave Tallman expresses his frustrations with decisions coming from Charleston.

On the Christmas Eve Show, Dave & Sarah talk Christmas movies, favorite gifts, and visit with Kyle Wiggs and Hoppy Kercheval.

Former Mon County Sheriff and current Chief Deputy Al Kisner is retiring. He stops by the show and a special young man gets a surprise this morning.

Lt. Sheldon Greenland of the Morgantown Salvation Army talks about the red kettle drive. Plus, an update on the committee working to form a Police Review Board in Morgantown.

Dave & Sarah discuss the effects of the pandemic.

WVU Medicine's Dr. Todd Karpinski talks about vaccine distributions in Morgantown. Mon County Superintendent Dr. Eddie Campbell discusses going virtual through the end of the semester and vaccinating staff.

Commissioner Tom Bloom discusses a meeting to help Mylan employees with the pending layoffs. Plus, Dave & Sarah again raise unanswered issues with the proposed Citizens' Police Review Board in Morgantown.

Sarah is back from vacation. MAP President and CEO Russ Rogerson discusses Mylan's closure in Morgantown. Plus, Pierpont Community and Technical College talks about his time in Fairmont as he heads to a new job in Arkansas.

Reactions from local officials to the news on Friday that the Mylan manufacturing facility in Morgantown will be closed at the end of July, 2021.

Harrison County Schools Superintendent Dora Stutler talks virtual learning and this week's levy renewal election. Sean Sikora, Mon County Commissioner, explains the PILT agreement with Longview Power Plant.

Mon County Schools Deputy Superintendent Donna Talerico explains the decision to go full remote through the end of the month.

Sarah continues her vacation. Dave talks about the life of Chuck Yeager with former ABC News Correspondent Jim Slade. Also, Mon County Sheriff's Department Chief Deputy Al Kisner discusses the tragic death of Charleston Police Officer Cassie Johnson.

Dave is going solo with Sarah on vacation this week. Brad McElhinny attempts to explain how the Justice administration plans to spend $800 million in less than a month. WV Radio Corp. President Dale Miller discusses WAJR's 80th Anniversary.

It's an Anything Goes Friday on the Show. Dave & Sarah take your calls and texts plus discuss the city using eminent domain to take property it mistakenly constructed a building on.

Dan Nagowski speaks with Dave & Sarah about the city of Morgantown initiating eminent domain on property his property the city mistakenly constructed a sidewalk and building on.

Dave & Sarah talk about the denial of the charter school application in Mon County and Brad McElhinny provides insight from the governor's Monday briefing.

Dave is back from vacation. Mon County Commissioner Tom Bloom talks about local plans for the distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine.

Dave & Sarah talk mask usage and visit with Mon County Commissioner Tom Bloom.

Morgantown Fire Chief Mark Carovasos describes the house fire in Sabraton and some of the issues facing firefighters.