The Dave Allen Show

Friend of the show Millie Snyder and Amanda McDonald from the WV Symphony.

Dave Allen covers a busy morning in Charleston with a mix of local news, community impact, and personal reflections. BridgeValley Community and Technical College President Dr. Casey Sacks discusses her departure for a federal role, highlights programs like the Wynn Academy, and reflects on workforce development in West Virginia. The show also previews the West Virginia Outdoor Economy Summit with Charleston Area Alliance leaders and explores efforts to grow tourism and retain talent. Later, former Mayor Danny Jones shares memories of Jesse Jackson, while Fred Persinger and Dale Cooper reflect on the legacy of Capitol High football coach Roger Jefferson.

Naomi Bays and Samantha Nygaard from the West Side Neighborhood Association on upcoming Dad Jokes competition, and former Charleston Mayor Danny Jones.

Angie Gillenwater from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association with this week's "Adopt Me Please" Pet of the Week, Judge Maryclaire Akers on her King of Hearts weddings, Tony the Tailor, and Delegate and State Democratic Party Chair Mike Pushkin.

U.S. Senate candidate Alexander Gaaserud and Delegate Hollis Lewis.

Producer's Note: Due to complications with our recording software, part of the show was lost.  We apologize for the inconvenience.

Dr. Casey Sacks of BridgeValley Community and Technical College and Putnam County Commissioner Doug Pierson.

State Senate candidate Michael Jarrouj, Delegate Dana Ferrell on transfer rule, Tourism Commissioner Chelsea Ruby on State Culture Center, and Chuck McGill of Capitol Market on their Valentine's Day festivities.

Taylor Gue of the Clay Center and Judge Maryclaire Akers on her annual King of Hearts wedding ceremonies this Friday.

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.