The Talk Of The Town

Mon County Commission President Tom Bloom talks about a grant application for a $95 million request to remake Chaplin Hill Road. Brad McElhinny discusses the AG's request for a stay on the ruling that the Hope Scholarsphip is unconstitutional.

Mon County Delegate Barbara Evans Fleischauer offers her perspective on Monday's ruling by a judge granting a temporary injunction against WV's 1800s abortion law.

Details on the 1st Bridgeport Middle School Boosters Golf Scramble. Harrison County Del. Ben Queen talks taxes.

Mon County Delegate John Williams is in-studio. Plus, it's Anything Goes Friday. Dave takes your calls and texts.

Co-owner of Big Daddy Guns, Sherrie McKnight, joins the show to discuss opposition to their new retail location in Morgantown. Dave takes your calls and texts.

Organizer with the group Protect Morgantown, Jodi Hollingshead, explains the group's opposition to Big Daddy Guns locating in downtown Morgantown. Dave takes your calls and texts.

Dave discusses opposition to a new gunshop in downtown Morgantown then takes your calls and texts. Plus, info on efforts to gather donations for victims of the fire at Bon Vista Apartments.

MUB General Manager Mike McNulty talks about needed upgrades to water and sewer systems for WestRidge Development. Joe Brocato stops by and more on the big fire at Bon Vista Apartments on Sunday.

Brad McElhinny stops by. Dave reads your texts on Anything Goes Friday.

Morgantown Mayor Jenny Selin calls the show to discuss issues surrounding the city, including the police and fire departments.

WVU Police Chief Sherry St. Clair talks about Tuesday's response to a reported bomb threat on campus. Dave breaks down Tuesday night's Morgantown City Council meeting.

Mon EMS Director Forest Weyen comes in-studio to discuss the proposed excess levy. Dave has thoughts on the Morgantown City Council recall effort.

John Hendricks previews the Morgantown Municipal Band's Independence Day Concert. Todd Stainbrook discusses an effort to recall Morgantown City Council members.

Dave talks a number of subjects, including WV abortion laws, Morgantown recall effort, Mon EMS levy and WVU Police recruitment efforts.

Dave is back from a long weekend. Brad McElhinny helps catch him up on the news. Mon County Sheriff Perry Palmer talks about the capture of Arlo Romano, who was wanted for murder. Plus, a recall effort in Morgantown?

It's Anything Goes Friday. Plus, info for veterans impacted by contaminated water at Camp Lejeune.

Dave is back from a stint on Talkline. He talks with Mon/Preston Fraternal Order of Police President Brandon Viola about the low morale at the MPD. Mon County Sheriff Perry Palmer has an update regarding an ongoing murder investigation.

It's an Anything Goes Friday. Dave takes all of your phone calls and texts.

Mon County Delegate Joe Statler discusses the latest on EMS funding and staffing issues. Dave has more thoughts on Amendment 1.

Dave has numbers on how much money counties bring in through personal property tax revenues. Metronews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny discusses several topics.