Host Dale Cooper and Harvey or Tom from the Peyton Law Firm discuss legal issues from listeners and matters affecting local politics.

More info: www.PeytonLawFirm.com

(304) 755-5556
2801 1st Ave, Nitro, WV 25143


The Peyton Law Firm was founded more than 30 years ago by Harvey Peyton, who was joined by his son, Tom Peyton. For more than 50 years, the Peyton team has successfully represented clients in courtrooms throughout WV and southeastern Ohio. The firm is known for its active community involvement and straightforward advice.

Dave Allen opens a Wednesday edition of 580 Live with the cast and music director of Parade, a PG-13 musical based on the true story of Leo Frank's wrongful conviction in early 1900s Georgia, opening July 10th at the Alban Arts Center in St. Albans. Hurricane Mayor Scott Edwards joins to preview an America 250 live street reading of the Declaration of Independence on Main Street, with actor Ashley Stennett appearing in period costume in front of 1776 Books and Coffee. Allen also covers an upcoming community meeting at St. Albans High School aimed at rallying support for a football program that has struggled to field enough players, and closes with news of a $5.4 million roundabout project at the I-64 Institute exit — and the predictably strong listener reaction it generates.

Auto buyer Larry Dawson joins Dale Cooper by phone from a traffic jam on I-64 before making it into the studio to cover the latest in used car buying and selling in the Kanawha Valley. Dawson recounts a recent deal where a seller chose him over Carvana after discovering the online platform charged a $400 pickup fee — making Dawson's offer effectively $1,000 more competitive. He details his house-call approach to buying vehicles, including a visit to a Kanawha City homeowner who couldn't leave due to caregiving responsibilities. The conversation turns to a listener question about a suspicious private sale involving a third-party seller and a below-market price, which Dawson identifies as a likely title-jumping scheme. He closes with a cautionary account of a complicated and-or title dispute that required court intervention and insurance company involvement to resolve, and advises parents placing a lien on vehicles they purchase for young family members as a protective measure.

On Retire Right Radio, Host Jeff Jenkins and John Burdette from www.FourthAvenueFinancial.com discuss financial planning for different eras of your life and general strategies. Hear the encore presentation Monday at 1:00pm on our sister station, Charleston Business Radio 95.3 | 680 WKAZ 

Phone: (304) 746-7977
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New Kanawha Board of Education member Lisa Otey, and Amelia Knisley from WV Watch on the foster care system.

Former Charleston Mayor Danny Jones, and current Charleston Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin recaps Regatta.

Dave is joined by guest co-host Amie Rain, Angie Gillenwater from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association with this week's "Adopt Me Please" Pet of the Week, Jim Kranz on Regatta, Robb Reel and Logan Scott on the Rubber Duck Race, fireworks display on the radio, and other Regatta activities.

Carl Lee, Hollis Lewis, and Lisa Otey welcome professional basketball player Stephen Verplanken, a Dominican Republic native raised in Belgium who played at Taze Valley Christian School in West Virginia before moving through Glenville State, Southern Illinois, and Weber State on his way to a pro career in Iceland, Spain, and France. Verplanken shares his journey navigating performance anxiety, adapting to Europe's team-oriented playing style, and his recent transition to a graduate assistant coaching role at the University of Louisville. The panel then debates the NBA draft case of Auburn's Naseya Nongoy, who was selected by the LA Clippers under a draft-and-stash agreement before choosing to return to college — sparking a wide discussion on player freedom, the future of the draft, and whether athletes should have more control over their destinations. The show closes on a somber note as Carl reflects on Chris Johnson's public ALS diagnosis, connecting it to broader conversations about athlete health and West Virginia's recent ALS legislation.

Carl Lee and co-host Lisa Otey open with a timely discussion on extreme heat and its effects on athletes and officials, sparked by MLB incidents involving Elly De La Cruz of the Reds and Mariners reliever Trent Thornton during a heat wave. Carl draws on his NFL training camp experience to discuss the old-school mentality around heat exposure, the watershed moment of Korey Stringer's death at Vikings camp in 2001, and how attitudes toward player safety have shifted. The conversation shifts to Carl's weekend in Minneapolis, where he joined a youth football camp and autograph event alongside NFL legends Dante Culpepper and Jim McMahon, praising both for their accessibility and warmth with fans and kids. The show closes with a wide-ranging debate on the evolution of NFL defenses — from the dominant 1985 Bears to today's speed-driven offenses — punctuated by Carl's classic story of his first encounter tackling Walter Payton.

Host Dale Cooper and Harvey or Tom from the Peyton Law Firm discuss legal issues from listeners and matters affecting local politics.

More info: www.PeytonLawFirm.com

(304) 755-5556
2801 1st Ave, Nitro, WV 25143


The Peyton Law Firm was founded more than 30 years ago by Harvey Peyton, who was joined by his son, Tom Peyton. For more than 50 years, the Peyton team has successfully represented clients in courtrooms throughout WV and southeastern Ohio. The firm is known for its active community involvement and straightforward advice.