The Talk of the Town

Bill Reger-Nash, Democrat for House of Delegates 82nd District, joins the show.

John Trumble, Chair of the Ward and Boundary Commission, explains the process to come up with its recommendation to city council. Dave revisits past controversies with boundary lines in Morgantown and an unintended consequence of extended council member terms.

Geno Chiarelli, Republican Incumbent for House of Delegates 78th District is in-studio to discuss his campaign.

Diane Market Gaston, Democrat Candidate for WV House of Delegates 78th District, in in-studio and talks about fighting the state's addiction problem, advocating for Monongalia County, and other issues in her campaign. 

Plus, Metronews Sports' Joe Brocato talks WVU and High School Football.

It's Anything Goes Friday! Dave shares his thoughts on Morgantown City Manager Kim Haws retirement. Metronews Sports' Greg Carey previews the weekend football schedule. Plus, your calls and texts.

West Virginia is getting redder. Mon County Republicans are closing the gap on the number of registered voters with their Democratic counterparts. Mon County Republican Committee's Wes Nugent digs into the data. 

Dave recaps some interesting information from Tuesday's Morgantown City Council meeting.

Mike Oliverio, Mon County State Senator, talks about possible tax cuts and child care. Amelia Knisley, of West Virginia Watch, details her article that examined student public school transfers.

Dr. Eddie Campbell, Mon County Schools Superintendent, talks about last week's threats of school violence. Joe Brocato recaps high school football and the WVU loss to Pitt.

Patrick Morrisey, WV Attorney General & GOP Candidate for Governor, joins the show and addresses whether or not he'll debate Democrat Steve Williams. Meanwhile, the Morgantown Police Review Board is concerned no one is complaining about the police department.