The Talk Of The Town

Monongalia County Schools Superintendent Eddie Campbell with one more COVID policy update. Magistrate Ron Bane breaks down a bill that would reallocate magistrates in WV.

WAJR's Mike Nolting has an update on Morgantown City Council and a partnership in Harrison County to promote lead screenings. Plus, open lines.

Harrison County Senator Mike Romano joins the show. Dave laments about one of his sportscaster pet peeves and Metronews Sports' Joe Brocato sets the table for a full week of high school basketball.

Brooke County Senator Ryan Weld explains his motivation for sponsoring a bill that would allow one-time transfers for high school student-athletes. Metronews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny has an update on a handful of controversial bills that appear to be dead in the legislature.

It's Anything Goes Friday! Dave takes calls and texts on anything you want to talk about.

WVSSAC Director Bernie Dolan joins the show to explain his opposition to a bill that would allow for one-time transfers for high school students without losing edibility.

Mon County Schools Superintendent Eddie Campbell explains the move to making masks optional. Harrison County Del. Laura Kimble shares her thoughts on a proposed constitutional amendment to give the legislature oversight of the state board of education.

Mon County Del. Joe Statler explains a bill aimed at getting students needed support to be proficient in math and reading. Metronews' Sports Joe Brocato sets the scene for Girls' High School Basketball Sectionals starting this week.

Mon County Commission President Tom Bloom explains his opposition to Amendment One. Brad McElhinny provides an update on the legislative session.

Dave offers his final thoughts on the MUB/City Council controversy. Then the Chairmen of the Fairmont State University and Pierpont Community & Technical College Boards of Governors join the show to discuss the proposed merger between the two institutions.

MUB General Manager Mike McNulty discusses a controversy involving Morgantown City Council and Super Bowl Champion quarterback Jeff Hostetler joins the show.

Westover City Councilman Ralph Mullins his decision not to seek re-election. Dave takes your reactions to the idea of partisan school board elections and another controversy is brewing between Morgantown City Council and Morgantown Utility Board.

Daughter of the late Don Knotts, Karen Knotts, talks about her show "Tied Up in Knotts" coming to Morgantown next month. Former President of the State School Board Association, Barbara Parsons explains why she thinks its a bad idea to have partisan school board elections.