It's Anything Goes Friday on the show. Dave & Sarah take your phones calls testing, the military, and "distance learning" in the days before the internet and iPads.

WV Adjutant General James Hoyer discusses COVID-19 testing this weekend in Mon and Marion Counties. Details on the Meadowbrook Mall reopening and a new virtual program from the Dolly Pardon Imagination Library.

Dave & Sarah recap Morgantown's City Council meeting and discuss if people will go out of their way to patronize their favorite businesses during the reopening.

WV Supreme Court Candidate Bill Schwartz joins the show.

Metronews Statewide Correspondent Brad McElhinny talks the politics of the pandemic response. Also, info on how farmers' markets are adjusting to social distancing.

It's Anything Goes Friday on the show. Plus, Dave & Sarah talk with a patient who is recovering from COVID-19.

Dave & Sarah debate whether to wear a mask or not. Plus info on federal funding available to help finding housing for homeless veterans.

Susan Riddle with the Greater Morgantown CVB joins the show. Owner of local restaurant Apple Annies, Patrick Padula, talks about the challenges of reopening.

Senator Shelly Moore Capito talks federal stimulus money and WV Supreme Court candidate Kris Raynes visits.

Democratic candidate for governor, Ben Salango, joins the show. Also and update on the reopening of dentists' offices around the state.