Kaylin George and Kathy Thomas from the West Virginia Chamber of Community on their upcoming Women’s Summit, plus Fred Persinger with a girls state tournament preview and Tony Hodge.

On this episode of The Dave Allen Show, we cover a range of community happenings, from the Charleston Dirty Birds’ upcoming season to the Ruffner House Wedding Expo. We highlight the Adopt Me Please Pet of the Week, updates on Appalachian Outlaw Trails, and flood mitigation efforts in Kanawha County. Plus, special guests discuss Charleston’s growth and development. Catch all the latest on Charleston’s most important topics!

Evan Osborn of Capitol Market, Justin Williams of the Building and Construction Trades of West Virginia and Greg Thomas.

9:10 Steven Allen Adams of Ogden Newspapers discussing the WV Legislative Session

9:20 Burke Allen and actor Kevin Sizemore on the upcoming telethon for flood victims in Southern WV and Eastern KY

9:55 Dave Wilson & TJ Meadows from the WV State Capitol

State Treasurer Larry Pack, plus some folks from Ireland making a visit to BridgeValley and it’s Cannabis Day at the Legislature. We will talk to cannabis proponent Don Smith about it, plus your calls and texts.

Tim Brady from the Charleston Convention and Visitors Bureau and Charleston Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin.

Angie Gillenwater with Chester, our “Adopt Me Please” Pet of the Week from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association, plus Dr. Casey Sacks of BridgeValley. Dave will introduce you to Marnie Rustemeyer, a Charleston native who is doing remarkable things in the world of breast cancer reconstruction and Agricultural Commissioner Kent Leonhardt on tomorrow’s Winter Blues Farmers Market at the Coliseum and Convention Center.

More on this weekend’s West Virginia Fishing Hunting and Outdoors Sports Show in Morgantown, plus Joe Stevens from the City of Nitro on an event they’re doing for veterans and their families and University of Charleston President Dr. Marty Roth.

9:05 Flood Relief

9:20 Celtic Calling

9:40 Senator Eric Tarr

9:50 Flood relief

9:55 TJ and Dave at the State Capitol

Dave Allen welcomes Rich "The Realtor" Kline with insights on the Kanawha Valley housing market, essential selling tips, and current listings. David Goldberg from Vandalia Health weighs in on the legislature's ongoing debate over the Certificate of Need. Plus, Union Mission and the Charleston Dirty Birds team up with 580 WCHS for southern West Virginia flood relief efforts. Tune in for community news, legislative updates, your texts, and calls on The Dave Allen Show.