This morning on The Dave Allen Show, we’re joined by Kanawha County Prosecutor Deb Rusnak for an important discussion on local legal matters. Woody Woods will also be here to talk about today’s Salango Law Backpack Attack, providing much-needed supplies to students. Additionally, we’ll delve into the Appalachian Power project and its impact on the Meeks Mountain Trails system, with insights from officials at Appalachian Power.

This morning on The Dave Allen Show, we dive into the details of the upcoming South Charleston Summerfest, bringing you all the latest on this exciting event. We’re also joined by Hurricane Mayor Scott Edwards for a discussion on local developments, and State Democratic Party Chair/Delegate Mike Pushkin for insights on current political issues.

More on next week’s “Paint The Capital City Green” event with Marshall University, plus the ongoing issues with the Tyler Mountain Fire Department and details on the upcoming West Virginia Italian Heritage Festival.

Join us on The Dave Allen Show for a lively morning filled with community updates and events! First, Hannah Gardner from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association introduces us to Pepper, our adorable “Adopt Me Please” Pet of the Week. Jim Strawn stops by to discuss the final Live on the Levee of the season. Sandy Call will be here to talk about tomorrow night’s exciting Girls Night Out, and Sonny Anderson joins us to chat about the upcoming West Virginia State golf outing.

Jason Huffman from Americans for Prosperity and Brad McElhinny coming up.

We talk with Carrie Hodousek on her last day with us, plus Merrily McCauliffe on “Girls Night Out” and Putnam County Board of Education President Rob Cunningham.

Join us on The Dave Allen Show for a packed episode featuring important community updates. First, Kanawha County Commissioner Ben Salango discusses the new sports complex and other county developments. Then, we’ll hear from Rod Blackstone about tonight’s African American Heritage Night with the Dirty Birds. Finally, Lt. David Payne from the Charleston Police Department will share details about tonight’s National Night Out. Don’t miss these engaging conversations on community and cultural events.

Journalist Steven Allen Adams and Charleston Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin on the show today.

Coming up on Dave Allen, Avalon, our “Adopt Me Please” Pet of the Week from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association, plus we talk about the annual Taste of Nitro event tomorrow and open lines for your calls and texts.

We will talk about this evening’s Inside the Huddle with Tony Caridi, plus MultiFest begins today and Putnam County Clerk Brian Wood is here to discuss National Poll Worker Recruitment Day.