WHEELING, W.Va. — Big Willie 105.5 morning show host Greg McCullough is stepping out from behind the microphone and onto the dance floor for this year’s Dancing With the Ohio Valley Stars.
McCullough, host of The Greg McCullough Morning Show, will participate in the 2026 edition of the annual community fundraiser benefiting Augusta Levy Behavioral Services.
The event is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 14, at the Capitol Theatre in Wheeling, with doors opening at 6 p.m.
Dancing With the Ohio Valley Stars brings together local personalities who train with experienced dancers before performing choreographed routines on stage. The event raises money to support Augusta Levy and the individuals and families it serves throughout the Ohio Valley.
Augusta Levy Behavioral Services provides evidence-based behavioral and social services for children, adolescents and adults, with programs focused on areas including communication, independence, social skills and everyday living.
This year’s event also marks the 15th anniversary of Dancing With the Ohio Valley Stars. As part of the anniversary celebration, past participants are expected to return for a special alumni opening number.
For Big Willie listeners, the event will offer an opportunity to see McCullough in a much different setting than his usual morning show.
McCullough will spend the weeks leading up to the November event preparing for his performance while helping raise awareness and support for Augusta Levy’s work in the Ohio Valley.
River News will follow Greg’s journey to the dance floor as Dancing With the Ohio Valley Stars approaches.
