The Talk Of The Town

It's Anything Goes Friday! Dave talks Big 12 drama, the governor's influence on WVU and takes your calls and texts.

Denise Morrison, an O.R. Nurse at Ruby Memorial Hospital, talks about winning $1 million in the Babydog Sweepstakes. Brad McElhinny breaks down a judge's ruling in a lawsuit regarding a transgender student in Harrison County.

Retired ABC NASA Correspondent Jim Slade discusses billionaires going to space. Plus, Dave breaks down city council's interviews with candidates for the vacant 1st Ward seat.

MECCA 911 Director Jim Smith has an update on construction of a new communications tower on the western end of Mon County. Dave ask you, what questions do you have for the candidates interviewing for the vacant 1st Ward City Council seat.

Dave talks about the weekend, Morgantown City Council transparency and a no-show for court. Plus, Kyle Wiggs checks in from the TBT as Best Virginia and Herd That get ready for Monday's match-ups.

It's Anything Goes Friday. Dave takes your calls and texts. Plus, Metronews Sports Brad Howe stops by and explains why you can't offend Texas.

Clarksburg Water Board President Paul Howe discusses high lead levels detected and what corrective actions have been taken.

Mon County Schools Superintendent Eddie Campbell talks about the acquisition of some new property. Plus, information on blood drives scheduled for the area.

Retired Pittsburgh Steeler Linebacker Ryan Shazier joins the show to discuss his foundation's work and its involvement in the All-American Grand Bash. WAJR's Mike Nolting has details on lead detected in water in Clarksburg. Plus, more on the Del. Joe Jeffries controversies.

Mon County Schools Superintendent Dr. Eddie Campbell drops by the studio to talk about summer programs, the fall and what was learned during the pandemic. Plus, why Morgantown City Council accidentally got it right in regards to the vacant 1st ward seat.

WAJR's Mike Nolting has a recap of Morgantown City Council's meeting, that included decisions about in-person meetings and the vacant 1st Ward seat. It's been more than a week since Tyler Poston, 26, was found murdered along the Grafton Road. His step-father, Joe Johnson joined the show to talk about the tragedy, Tyler's life, and how you can help.

New Morgantown City Councilor Danielle Trumble talks about taking office. Metronews Sports' Joe Brocato talks about the summer workout period for high school athletes. Ethan Moore has details on this week's Clay District Fair.

Jamie Summerlin stops by with details on upcoming events. Icon, the retired service dog who went missing when he was in the back seat of a stolen car, is in studio with his owner after being reunited.

Milan Puskar Health Right Executive Director Laura Jones talks about a judge's order blocking a state law from taking effect that would add new restrictions to needle exchange programs.

Dave has the latest details on a murder in Taylor County, the 4th of July celebration in Morgantown and a job fair next week for Mylan employees.

Mike Nolting has an update on the suspect in a crash that killed a WVU student in 2020. Brad McElhinny is back and details on the latest twist in the governor's legal battles.

Details on the first Freedom Day at Mylan Park. Plus, remembering the life and career of longtime broadcaster Mike King.

Mon County Commissioners Sean Sikora, Tom Bloom and Jeff Arnett are in studio to discuss the decision to reject regulations approved by the board of health. Also, Laura Petolicchio with the WV Bigfoot Museum joins the show detailing the museum's grand opening and Bigfoot Festival.