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Members of the Morgantown Girls' Basketball State Championship Team: Lindsey Bechtel, Kate Hawkins, Mia Henkins and Revaya Sweeney are in studio after winning the 2023 title over the weekend. Plus, Dave talks with House Speaker Roger Hanshaw about the conclusion of the legislative session.
Mon County Del. Joe Statler discusses his support for the tax cut bill, state employee pay raises and PEIA changes. Dave tries to make sense of the city's paving schedule and Metronews Sports' Joe Brocato previews the Girls' Basketball State Tournament.
US Senator Shelly Moore Captio talks about a recent visit to North Central West Virginia, border secturity and the Ohio train derailment. Brad McElhinny has an update from the legislative session.
Dave is back from vacation. House Majority Leader Eric Householder talks about the tax cut compromise bill.
MUB's Chris Dale provides and update on the water intake in Morgantown. Frank Oliverio with the Morgantown Hockey Association reacts to the Ice Arena news this week. Plus, it's Anything Goes Friday, with your calls and texts.
Morgantown Deputy Mayor Danielle Trumble is in-studio to discuss the new plans for the Morgantown Ice Arena.
Dave holds a "public hearing" on the campus carry bill. Ryan Thorne with the USDA Rural Development talks about entrepeneurship.
Details on a Morgantown City Council Candidate forum coming up, news of a couple of not-so smart criminals and your texts.
Dave talks Super Bowl Sunday and the latest with the state legislature.
Kanawaha County Commissioner Kent Carper discusses the partnership with Monongalia County. Plus, it's Anything Goes Friday. Dave takes your calls and texts.
Dave has details and gives away tickets to the Chocolate, Wine & Shine Festival. Sen. Mike Oliverio reacts to the tax cut plan apporved by the Senate on Wednesday. Info on the CASA For Kids "Snow Much Love" Gala.
FOP Lodge 87 President Brandon Viola explains more consternation with Morgantown's new personnel rules. Plus, the latest on the Morgantown Ice Rink renovations plans.
MPD Chief Eric Powell breaks down an incident involving officers that was posted on social media. Del. John Williams discusses his support for investment into Form Energy.
CVB President & CEO Susan Riddle talks about bringing the USA Diving Nationals to Morgantown. Brad McElhinny discusses the legislative session.
Mon County Senator Mike Oliverio talks taxes. Dave asks if Republic Services has improved and gives away tickets to WV Chocolate Wine & Shine Festival.
Gov. Jim Justice joins talks about his plan to cut taxes by 50 percent. Morgantown Hockey wins a state championship. Plus, the top headlines from the weekend.
MHS Senior Irene Riggs joins the show. She was named the Gatorade National XC Player of the Year. Plus, it's Anything Goes Friday with listener calls and texts.
New Monongalia County Prosecutor Gabe Mucciola stops by the studio a day after being appointed to the job. Dave believes a bill allowing high school student-athletes to transfer without losing eligibility is not a big deal.
Marion County Senator Mike Caputo discusses a bill that clamps down on unemployment benefits. MPD Chief Eric Powell has an update on two incidents in downtown Morgantown overnight.
Mon County Delegate Geno Chiarelli discusses legislation pending in Charleston. Brad McElhinny drops by to talk about the governor's latest town hall.
It's a busy Friday show. WV Treasurer Riley Moore stops by. Plus, Dave takes calls and texts for Anything Goes Friday.
Sarah is back in studio for the first half of the show to announce her new non-profit organization launching on Saturday. Plus, Dave talks to WV Agriculture Commissioner Kent Leonhardt.
Dave talks to Metronews' Jeff Jenkins about the Campus Self-Defense Act and reacts to Morgantown City Council's handling of the city manager's new contract.
WV State Director for Americans For Prosperity shares his perspective on potential tax cuts. Dave outlines additional changes proposed to the Morgantown City Manager's contract.
