WCHS Network Podcasts 580 WCHS

Coming up, Dolly, our “Adopt Me Please” Pet of the Week from the Kanawha Charleston Humane Association, plus Kanawha County Board member and candidate for re-election Kate White, State Auditor and candidate for Attorney General JB McCuskey, more on the Putnam County Safety Levy and Republican candidate for House Jacob Losh.

Candidate for the Intermediate Court of Appeals Elgine McArdle, Wheeling Mayor and Democratic candidate for Senate Glenn Elliott, State Senator Eric Nelson and Nitro Mayor Dave Casebolt.

Host Jeff Jenkins and Harvey Peyton 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 D. Peyton Esq. His son, Thomas H. Peyton, joined the elder Mr. Peyton in the practice of law almost 10 years ago. The law firm is known for its active community involvement, as well as for its successes on behalf of its clients.

State Senate candidate Chris Pritt, House candidate Sarah Drennan and Kanawha Magistrate candidate Chad Smarr.

Join Carl and Hollis in this week's episode as they delve into the pivotal role of coaches in the development of athletes at all levels. Drawing from insights gathered from youth, high school, college, and professional coaches, Carl and Hollis navigate through the profound impact coaches have on players' lives, both on and off the field. Tune in as they uncover the multifaceted dimensions of coaching and its enduring influence on athletes' academic, athletic, and personal growth.

A packed episode featuring in-depth discussions with prominent local candidates ahead of the upcoming elections. Hear from Christian Wells, a Putnam County Board member running for re-election, Ryan White, a candidate for the Intermediate Court of Appeals, gubernatorial hopeful Chris Miller, and Kanawha County Family Court Judge Lera VanMeter. Each guest will share their visions, insights, and plans that could shape the future of West Virginia.