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The Talk of the Town with Dave Wilson and Sarah Giosi airs each weekday morning at 9:06 and features discussions about current events around north central West Virginia.Copyright MetroNews Política y Gobierno
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  • Talk of the Town December 22, 2025

    Talk of the Town December 22, 2025
    Dec 22 2025
    Liz Finklea, moth of Katie Finklea on the The Katie Finklea Fund for Young Dancers to support, in part or in full, the continued education and training of promising dance artists. The fund is specifically for young dancers aged 12-18 who have been given a special opportunity to pursue a career in dance (such as acceptance into a summer training program or workshop), and who require financial support to attend. Eligible recipients may use the award for tuition, materials, housing, food, and/or travel expenses.

    Morgantowen Assistant City Manager Emily Muzzarelli on the Morgantown Trash Removal project on Monongahela River at the locks and dam
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    36 m
  • Talk of the Town December 19, 2025

    Talk of the Town December 19, 2025
    Dec 19 2025
    FirstEnergy Spokesperson Hannah Catlett on storm damage and power outages.

    WestRidge President Ryan Lynch on major projects that won't be impacted by their Chapter 11 filing and businesses that have opned this year or will open next year.

    Mike Oliverio, R, Monongalia, 13, On the upcoming legislative session

    Monongalia County Commission President Jeff Arnett explains how the entrances to the Morgantown Industrial Park came about.
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    38 m
  • Talk of the Town December 18, 2025

    Talk of the Town December 18, 2025
    Dec 19 2025
    WVU Student Body President and Board of Governors rep Colin Street on getting more involved with state lawmakers

    Director of Planning and Development with the city of Fairmont, Shae Striat on future public meetings for the Parkersburg to Pittsburgh Trail and the regional economic potential.
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    37 m
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