It's Anything Goes Friday! Dave takes your texts about anything you want to talk about. Plus, we meet Republican Candidate for the 78th House of Delegates District Geno Chiarelli.

A busy show with details on the All-American Grand Bash, M-SNAP's celebration planned for Saturday, Clarksburg Mayor Jimmy Marino and why who did not attend the governor's press conference about roads caught Dave's attention.

Marion County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Donna Hage talks about efforts proposed employee transfers and why the county is not getting as much funding through the state aid formula. Plus, an event is coming to Morgantown this summer that is being billed as a huge high school reunion.

Republican candidate for the House of Delegates 78th District Scott Nale joins the show. Plus, an update on a pair of lawsuits involving alleged police misconduct in Westover.

Mon County Commission President Tom Bloom talks about the potential economic impact of WVU taking over the old Mylan facility. Plus, Hall of Famer Kay Murray shares some memories of longtime Mon County Commissioner John Pyles.

Mon Health President & CEO David Goldberg discusses the merger with CAMC. Details on a Dodgeball Tournament this weekend at Mylan Park. And, it's Anything Goes Friday with your calls and texts.

Morgantown Meals on Wheels needs volunteer drivers. Volunteer Coordinator Mike Miller has details on how you can help. Plus, Dave highlights an issue with a nuisance property in Morgantown's Chancery Hill neighborhood.

MMMPO Executive Director Bill Austin talks long range transportation planning. Dave has a little information to share about a rumored crypto currency mining operation at Morgantown Industrial Park.

Mon County Clerk Carye Blaney discusses the difficulties of preparing for the upcoming primary election.

Mon County Commissioner Sean Sikora discusses the county's budget and lowering the base property tax rate for the fifth straight year. Metronews' Sports Joe Brocato on Glenville State's National Championship.