Angie Gillenwater from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association with this week's "Adopt Me Please" Pet of the Week, and Ric Cavender from Charleston Urban Works.

Robert Stonestreet of Marshall Quarterback Club of Charleston on upcoming beach party, and Charleston City Council candidate Kitty Lindsay.

Charleston City Councilman Chad Robinson on Kanawha City, Angie Gillenwater of Kanawha Charleston Humane Association on dog abuse case, and Delegate Andy Shamblin on Legislative stuff.

On this episode of 580 Live, Dave Allen is joined by Dick Daughtry and John Jarrett of the Kanawha Valley Fellowship Home to announce a major expansion of sober living and aftercare housing in downtown Charleston, including a groundbreaking for new studio apartments aimed at long-term recovery success. The show also features an extended conversation with Ted Boettner, Democratic candidate for State Senate District 17, covering accountability at the Capitol, economic pressures, energy costs, population loss, and the challenges of bipartisan governance in West Virginia. Along the way, Dave reacts to Groundhog Day predictions, upcoming winter weather, listener calls and texts, Super Bowl halftime culture wars, and a packed slate of Capitol activity, including Marshall Day and legislative debates unfolding in real time.

Former Charleston Mayor Danny Jones and current Charleston Mayor Amy Goodwin.

Alaina Allen from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association with this week's "Adopt Me Please" Pet of the Week, Winfield High Boys Basketball Coach Travis Tarr and Senator Amy Grady on their ongoing "feud" on social media, Licia Pannell and Chamear Davis on today's Feed and Seed event  in Charleston.

Jason Moss from Wonderschool, and Bryan Hughes on the weather, plus your calls and texts.

Senator Eric Tarr on the legislative session and re-election, Putnam County Schools Superintendent John Hudson on snow days vs NTI days, and Putnam County Chamber of Commerce Director Ashley Alford-Glance on Friday night chamber dinner.

Bryan Hughes on the weather, Dr. Casey Sacks of BridgeValley, Shelene Shrewsbury of Consumer Credit Counseling Services, a new not-for-profit credit union opening in Charleston, and former Charleston Mayor Danny Jones.

Bryan Hughes, the newest member of the MetroNews team, co-hosts the episode, Angie Gillenwater from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association with this week's "Adopt Me Please" Pet of the Week, Glen Jarrell on this weekend's Hunting and Fishing Show, and Bradley Harris on the Clay Center Carnival.