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 sells previously owned vehicles with over 30 years of experience. 

418 First Ave South in Nitro, WV since 1986
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Amanda Estep-Burton live from the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, plus Charleston City Councilman Chad Robinson and Brad McElhinny.

On Retire Right Radio, Host Dale Cooper 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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Coming up, what is the state of the family in modern America? We will discuss with Tony Hodge, plus Ric Cavender of Charleston Urban Works and your calls and texts.

On this episode of the podcast, Jeff Petty is joined by Jason Lykens to discuss AEW’s announcement for All In 2025. The winner of New Japan’s historic G1 Climax 34. Some details involving John Cena’s retirement tour. They give their thoughts on Scott D’Amore reviving Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling. The guys also give their predictions for AEW All In next Sunday and more! Also, On This Day in Wrestling History and the Main Event. 

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Hannah Gardner is here with Shortstop, our “Adopt Me Please” Pet of the Week from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association, plus some exciting news from the folks at Trojan Landing Marine, Dr. Casey Sacks from BridgeValley and Charleston Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin.

This week on Let's Talk, Carl and Hollis dive into the newly expanded four-class system in West Virginia high school sports, now including football. They explore the history of classification in the state, the recent changes, and the potential issues that could arise, such as the competitive imbalance with only 20 teams in the new AAAA class, where 16 will make the playoffs. The duo also discuss the potential pitfalls of making sports too data-centric, using the new classification guidelines and the transfer rule mess as examples. Is the game losing its entertainment value for the sake of efficient number crunching? Are four classes even necessary?

In the second half of the show, Carl and Hollis wrap up their Olympic discussions, sharing their favorite moments, athletes, and events from the 2024 Paris Olympics, and reflecting on what made this year's games stand out.

This morning on The Dave Allen Show, we’re joined by Kanawha County Prosecutor Deb Rusnak for an important discussion on local legal matters. Woody Woods will also be here to talk about today’s Salango Law Backpack Attack, providing much-needed supplies to students. Additionally, we’ll delve into the Appalachian Power project and its impact on the Meeks Mountain Trails system, with insights from officials at Appalachian Power.

This morning on The Dave Allen Show, we dive into the details of the upcoming South Charleston Summerfest, bringing you all the latest on this exciting event. We’re also joined by Hurricane Mayor Scott Edwards for a discussion on local developments, and State Democratic Party Chair/Delegate Mike Pushkin for insights on current political issues.

More on next week’s “Paint The Capital City Green” event with Marshall University, plus the ongoing issues with the Tyler Mountain Fire Department and details on the upcoming West Virginia Italian Heritage Festival.