Talkline | July 13, 2026

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Amelia Knisley, on loan from WV Watch, talks about the state's clothing voucher program opening up to needy families as the lack of interest in the Washington Center at WVU. Scott MacFarlane checks in from Washington, DC. Roane County Schools Superintendent Michelle Stellato explains why the county could be penalized for reducing operationals costs. Brad McElhinny explains a new economic develoment announcement in Berkeley County.

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