Sarah gave updates on the proposed city charter amendments and took listener calls on the subject, in preparation for the upcoming city council meeting. Gave tips on safe donating over the holidays for Giving Tuesday, and focused the holiday community spotlight on Empty Bowls.

Sarah had a special holiday kick-off with local barbershop quartet, The Mountainaires. She also revisited city charter questions around MUB BOard, and did a community highlight with Salvation Army.

On the show today, Sarah ran solo. Discussed a proposed Morgantown city council city code amendment, got an update from Karen Kelley-King on the Thanksgiving meal giveaway, spoke with Main Street Morgantown about Small Business Saturday, and talked with Ron Justice about a ribbon cutting for a new economic development building.

It's an "Anything Goes Friday" on Wednesday. Dave & Sarah take your calls on Thanksgiving and Morgantown City Council.

Morgantown City Councilman Ryan Wallace discusses some of his concerns with appointing the City Manager to serve on the Morgantown Utility Board. Plus, an update on Thanksgiving travel from AAA.

Details on the community Thanksgiving Dinner in Morgantown. Mon County Commission President Tom Bloom discusses property taxes in relation to public-private partnerships and alcohol tax collections.

It's Anything Goes Friday on the show. Dave & Sarah react to yesterday's interviews with the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Morgantown and take your calls.

Morgantown Mayor Bill Kawecki and Deputy Mayor Jenny Selin are in studio to answer questions about cherry trees and appointments to boards and commissions.

WV Secretary of State Mac Warner evaluates the Vote by App program and Mon County's voting process.

Former Preston County Delegate & Principal Stan Shaver makes the case for keeping two schools open. Dave & Sarah discuss appointments to boards and commissions.