The Talk Of The Town

Mon County Del. John Williams talks #FTDR on Monday's show. Plus, your texts and tweets.

Russ Rogerson with the Morgantown Area Partnership talks about the plans to build an insulin manufacturing facility in Morgantown. Plus, it's Anything Goes Friday.

Mitch Carmichael, WV Secretary of Economic Development, talks about the plan that could result in 1,200 new jobs in Mon County. Details on a new season debuting at the WV Public Theatre. WV Attorney General Patrick Morrisey stops by.

Brad McElhinny discusses the governor's comments on guns and gas. Information on a new animal shelter being built in Marion County and the Mon County Mini Swimmers Program.

Retired Police Chief Ed Preston joins the show to talk about need for more training and mental health services for police officers.

Lauren Thomas, with the American Heart Association, has details on this year's Greater Morgantown Heart Walk. Plus, it's Anything Goes Friday on a Thursday.

Clarksburg City Councilman Jim Malfregot talks about being in the courtroom as the man who shot him was sentenced. Metronews' Brad McElhinny recaps the governor's press briefing.

Rock Simmons, with Cheat Lake Rotary, has details on the 2022 Flags for Heroes Campaign. More on gun control discussions and Joe Brocato previews the HS Baseball State Tournament coming up this week.

Dave talks with Bridget Spangler, who lost her service dog near Mon County during a traffic accident. She's hoping listeners can help in the search. Mon County Superintendent Eddie Campbell has an update on graduation schedules. Plus, your calls and texts.

Mon County Commissioner Sean Sikora discusses the potential for a new MECCA 911 Center and bringing the WVSSAC Track Meet to Morgantown. Plus, Dave offers his thoughts on recent mass shootings.

Marion County Senator Mike Caputo reacts to the announcement by Sparkz that it will hire UMWA workers. Brad McElhinny recaps discussions among state lawmakers regarding medical marijuana's impact on the workplace.

House Speaker Roger Hanshaw reflects on legislative interim meetings being held in Morgantown.

State Champion Track Coaches, Steve Blinco with Morgantown Girls and Ed Frohnapfel with University Boys', join the show. Mon County Delegate Joe Statler discusses interim meetings being held in Morgatown.

Mon County Commissioner President Tom Bloom discusses legislative interim meetings in Morgantown. Mon County Superintendent Eddie Campbell explains why students are being dismissed early for the heat.

Michael Minc has the details of this year's Gene Vance, Jr. Day. Plus, Dave revisits the comments of retired Police Chief Ed Preston about the direction of the city of Morgantown.

Morgantown Mayor Jenny Selin talks about what the Police Review Board will look like. Dave takes your calls and texts.

Harrison County Del. Ben Queen joins the show to talk about serving in the WV Senate next year. Morgantown's Police Review Board is back in the news.

MUB GM Mike McNulty discusses receiving Brownsfields Grants to clean up the former Dinsmore Tire Site. Plus, Mon County Democratic Executive Committee Chair Shane Asazandi offers his thoughts on the November General Election.

It's Anything Goes Friday! Dave weighs in on the latest lawsuit filed against the city. Plus, Mon County Republican Executive Committee Chairman Ethan Moore offers his perspective on the results of the Primary Election.

Details on WVU Commencement Ceremonies this weekend with WVU Special Events Coordinator Lisa Martin. WAJR is teaming up with Titan Roofing for a Roof Giveaway. Plus, Attorney Teresa Toriseva explains the latest lawsuit against the city of Morgantown.