Brad McElhinny has an update on the investigation at the VA Medical Center. Clarksburg Mayor Ryan Kennedy discusses a proposed needle exchange ordinance.

Dave is back from vacation some of the topics he missed while relaxing on the beach.

Sarah is solo this week. On the show today it was "Anything Goes Friday". Sarah spoke with Ed Hawkins about the success of the Monongalia County Fair, Tom Bloom and Mike Yura with the Cheat Lake Rotary Regatta, and took listener phone calls.

Sarah is solo this week. Today she spoke with Greater Morgantown CVB President and CEO, Susan Riddle. Also in studio was CVB special guest Jamie Summerlin.

Sarah is solo this week. Today she spoke with Morgantown Police Chief, Ed Preston. He gave an update on local ICE cooperation as well as reminders about safety for back to school. Monongalia County Sheriff Palmer also weighed in on ICE. Monongalia County Superintendent Dr. Campbell shared information about the upcoming academic year, and Katerina Goseva-Popstojanova share information about WVU's Cybersecurity program.

Sarah runs solo this week. Today she talks with Erica Mayle of Christian Help about their school clothing giveaway for all of the counties in the listening area. She also speaks with WVU's Dean of Students, and Fairmont State University's president about the student return and upcoming academic year.

Sarah is solo this week. Today she talks high school football with MetroNews Sports Anchor Joe Brocato, as well as "back to school" with Harrison County Superintendent Dr. Mark Manchin, and Roundabout controversy with Ben Conley.

Dave & Sarah chat about the proposed water pipeline and take your calls.

Fairmont Mayor Brad Merrifield discusses approval for a new fire station. Dave & Sarah discuss mass shootings and what has changed as a society over time.

Morgantown Police Chief Ed Preston is in studio. Plus, WestRidge's Holly Childs speaks about the addition of Bass Pro Shops.