The Talk Of The Town

Secretary of State Kris Warner on thepush for poll workers for the May 2026 election Monongalia County Commissioner Tom Bloom on the new recycling center in the Morgantown Industrial Park 

Morgantown Mayor Danielle Trumble Tony Campbell, president of West Virginians Against Transmission Line Injustice on the MARLExecutive Director of CASA for Kids in Preston and Monongalia Counties on their backpack giveaway with Northwestern Mutual - Morgantown 

State Treasurer Larry PackNew WVU President Michael T. Benson 

Mon County landowner Juliet Marlier on the Mid-Atlantic Resiliency Link Jesse Vermette on the Christian Help Back to School free store Judy Ball, co-president of the West Virginia League of Women Voters of upcoming events in Mon and Preston Counties

Harrison County Sheriff's Department Chief Deputy Rob Waybright on their upcoming National Night Out and Black PartyMon River Trails Conservancy Executive Director Ella Belling on traildamage caused by a stormy, rainy summer Monongalia County commissioner Tom Bloom on the Mid-Atlantic Resiliency Link and NextEra Energy Transmission 

Fairmont State University President Mike Davis on his travels through the state this week. Weege from the West Virginia Italian Heritage Festival coming later this summer.Amanda Bolyard from Pantry Plus More on school supply drives coming up 

Fairmont City Manager Travis Blosser on the Federal Emergency Management Agnecy office to be located in the Public Safety Building soon and the State of the City address earlier this week Legal Director from Disability Rights West Virginia Mike Folio- his reaction to the standoff at a state hospital in Weston and pending legal action against the state. 

Jaceena Haislet from the Osher Lifelone Learning Institute Bobby Tinney with the Thrasher Group on Clarksburg Water Board issues. 

Javier Cárdenas, M.D., chief of the RNI’s Division of Sports Neurology and director of the RNI Concussion and Brain Injury Center. Information about a $300,000 grant from the University of California, San Francisco Foundation to improve post-acute care for traumatic brain injury patients. Sarah Giosi on the West Virginia Wellness Festival Monongalia County Sheriff Todd Forbes...Wanted Wednesday 

Founder and CEO of Solar Holler on changing deadlines for tax breaks on solar installations Co-president of the West Virginia League of Women Voters on their 2025 Legislative Scorecard 

Attorney General J.B. McCuskey CSM (Ret) Paul Massullo on being awarded the Lance Corporal Russell Cyzic Veteran Award from the St. Francis Catholic Alumni 

Fairmont City Manager Travis Blosser joins the program to talk about the upcoming State of the City address and a grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission.SteppingStones Executive Director Monica Marietta discusses the opening of the new inclusive playground at Mylan Park.

HealthNet Aeromedical Services President and CEO Clinton Burley joins the show to discuss the 40th anniversary celebration for the company.CDC Spokesperson Tia McClelland talks about the resturn of the Mobile Black Lung Screening Program.

Fairmont State University Foundation President and CEO Anne Bolyard on the Mike Arcure Impact Scholarship Morgantown Area Partnership President and CEO Russ Rogerson on the East End Village project in the city. Patrick Kirby with Carline Hauling and Excavating on the service issues in the Clinton Water Association area. 

Chief of Staff from the West Virginia Secretary od State Office on the lawsuit file against then by the state Board of Education. State Senator Mike Oliverio, R, Monongalia, 13 with reaction to the lawsuit and improved 3rd grade reading scores. 

Mark Gentile on the benefit for the Tonie Renner Gentile Breast Cancer Research Fund July 26 at the Westover VFW featuring Wade Hayes, Copper Crossing, and Andrew Kidd. Ten-year-old singer-songwriter Remy Adair, will open the show. Doors open at 6 p.m., with music beginning at 6:30 p.m.  Morgantown Fire Department Chief Gary Freshour, and Lt. Ashley Jenkins on the response to the Dille Street Fire July 5.