07.01.20 580 Live with Dave Allen

Host Dale Cooper and Larry Dawson discuss doing business the *right way*; the town of Nitro, WV; and take listeners calls on previously owned cars and trucks. Larry Dawson buys and sales previously owned vehicles. More info: www.LarryDawsons.com

Host Jeff Jenkins and Harvey Peyton discuss legal issues from listeners and matters affecting local politics.

More info: www.PeytonLawFirm.com

Dave welcomes Kanawha County Clerk Vera McCormick as the first day of early voting kicks off.

The rest of the show is open phones with Dave.

New 580 Live host Dave Allen's first show kicks off with Jeff Jenkins providing a news update.

Dave then has open calls for the rest of the show and discussed life now under the pandemic.

Coop welcomes West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner to discuss protecting poll workers and in person voters; new voting machines; mail in applications and absentee ballots, and more.

Then Dale shares the rest of the program and takes calls with Dave Allen, the new host of of 580 Live beginning Tuesday May 26. https://twitter.com/580WCHS/status/1263561266486038529

The Mayor's Show...

Coop welcomes on the Mayors of Charleston, St. Albans, Nitro, and South Charleston to discuss "re-opening" during the backdrop of the pandemic.

In order:

:00-:10 Charleston Mayor Amy Goodwin

:10-:20 St. Albans Mayor Scott James

:23-:31 Nitro Mayor Dave Casebolt

:32-:42 South Charleston Mayor Fred Mullens

Coop welcomes longtime broadcaster from the coalfields, Dave Allen, to the program. Listener calls are featured throughout on reopening the WV Economy against the backdrop of COVID19.

Coop takes calls with open lines, then welcomes on Claire Brown from www.theCounter.com to discuss meats supply chains and issues with the processing of meats in the U.S. during the coronavirus pandemic. Also, some commentary on challenges specific to restaurants as they try to determine the benefit of re-opening.

And more open lines.

From 580 Live on April 20, 2020: Dale Cooper interviews Dr. Josh Bloom of ACSH on Remdesivir as potential COVID19 treatment as well as warnings about fraudulent medicines.