The Talk Of The Town

Mike Nolting stops by for an update on yesterday's high way along the Cheat River. Harrison County Commissioner Patsy Trecost talks the FY22 budget.

Metronews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny has an update from the state legislature. WAJR Report Mike Nolting sets the scene from Rowlesburg, where the Cheat River was rising Monday morning.

Maj. Gen. James Hoyer, head of the Interagency Task Force on Vaccine Distribution, explains Mon County's reduced vaccine allotment. Dave takes phone calls and texts on Anything Goes Friday.

Travis Prince, an attorney representing William Cox in a civil rights lawsuit against two Westover Police Officers, details the allegations. Mon County Del. Evan Hansen expresses his opposition to a bill that would eliminate city user fees.

Mike Nolting stops by to recap the Morgantown City Council Meeting. Harrison County Schools Superintendent Dora Stutler talks about the return to five-day a week, in-person instruction.

Morgantown Municipal Airport Director Jonathan Vrabel discusses the runway extension project. Dave talks about bills moving in Charleston and Jason Campbell with The Winchester on the impact of increase in-person dining capacity to 75 percent.

Sarah joined Dave for a couple of segments to talk about the sudden passing of her husband and her plans for the future.

It's Anything Goes Friday. Dave takes calls and texts. Plus WV Treasurer Riley Moore stops by.

Accuweather's Joe Lundberg has an update on the latest winter storm. Dave provides an update on a couple of bills moving in the legislature and Hoppy Kercheval discusses Rush Limbaugh's impact on the media.

Mon County Superintendent Eddie Campbell explains the "pause" of the University High Boys' Basketball and Wrestling programs. WAJR's Mike Nolting has a City Council recap and Accuweather's Joe Lundberg details the latest round of winter weather.

Mon County Health Officer Dr. Lee Smith has an update on the pandemic and vaccination efforts. Del. Joe Statler talks the latest bills moving at the state capitol.

Mon County Del. Barbara Evans Fleischauer talks legislative priorities. Metronews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny has an update from the belly of the beast.

It's Anything Goes Friday. Dave takes calls and texts on a variety of topics. Plus, Metronews Sports' Joe Brocato stops by.

Lots of reactions to the governor's State of the State Address. WV Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, Del. Ben Queen and Del. John Williams join the show.

Dave details the upcoming Morgantown City Council Election. Plus, an update on the potential for significant snowfall in the coming days and Morgantown Girls' Basketball Coach Jason White talks about finally getting the season started.

Back after the Super Bowl, Dave talks about another "Just sue me" situation with the City of Morgantown. Plus, WV Metronews' Brad McElhinny previews the upcoming legislative session.

Mon County Sheriff Perry Palmer has an update on the Alexa Randolph investigation. Plus open phones on Anything Goes Friday

Mollie Kennedy with the ACLU-WV offers her perspective on the potential police review board in Morgantown. Mon County Commission Sean Sikora talks about the next step for an initiative to bring broadband to all county residents.

Dave talks with attorney Teresa Toriseva, who represents the Mon-Preston Fraternal Order of Police, about a potential lawsuit over Morgantown's proposed Police Review Board. Plus, your calls and texts.

Del. Barbara Evans Fleischauer describes a bill she's sponsoring to cap the costs of diabetes treatment products. WAJR Reporter Mike Nolting has an update and Dave has news about "Pizza Isle Guy."