It's Anything Goes Friday! Dave takes calls and texts on any topic you want. Plus, Metronews Sports Fred Persigner sets the table for the first round of the High School Football Playoffs.

Mon County Schools Deputy Superintendent Donna Talerico has an update on managing the pandemic in schools. County Commissioner Sean Sikora talks re-election in 2022.

Charter Schools was the topic. Brad McElhinny has an update on the Charter School Board approving brick-and-mortar charter schools. WV Academy President John Treu reacts to the school's charter being authorized.

Mon County Del. Evan Hansen discusses the upcoming forum on revitalizing coal communities in WV. Dave talks about issues with the magistrate's court and Dr. Gee's advisory role.

Morgantown High Boys' Soccer Coach Sam Snider talks about his team's State Championship over the weekend. Deputy Mayor Danielle Trumble joins the show to talk downtown economic development.

Mon County Delegate Barbara Evans Fleischauer announces she is running for the WV Senate in the 13th District. Secretary of State Mac Warner discusses his "See Something, Text Something" election fraud campaign.

Morgantown Mayor Jenny Selin has an update on the progress of a renovated ice arena. Dave points to one accusation that should warrant some action by the Westover City Council.

Mike Nolting recaps a drama filled Westover City City Council meeting. Plus, details of a CDC study looking at vaccines vs. natural immunity.

On Monday, Morgantown High Cross Country Coach Mike Ryan talked about the girls' team winning their third consecutive state title. Joe Brocato shared some football playoff scenarios. And, some context as to why COVID tests numbers have increased in Mon County.

Dave talks with the co-founder of WV Paranormal Investigations, Jonathan Johnson about some of his experience while investigating the paranormal. Morgantown Ubran Deer Hunt's Rick Bebout highlights a milestone reached by the archery hunt program.