Jerry West, one of the greatest basketball players of all time and almost certainly the greatest athlete from the state of West Virginia, has died
Moundsville Losing Newspaper After 133 Years
In the 20th century, the local newspaper bonded communities in small American towns. The news this week that Moundsville, WV is losing its 133-year-old newspaper,
‘Moundsville’ to Screen at Pitt April 10, 1pm, as Part of ‘Global Appalachia’ Series
Moundsville is still making an impact. The University of Pittsburgh’s Graduate School of Public and International Affairs (GSPIA) is screening the film at 1pm on
The Story of Moundsville’s Fostoria Glass (1891-1984), Supplier to the White House and the World
Fostoria Glass was one of Moundsville, WV’s iconic factories, along with Marx Toys, U.S. Stamping and Benwood Mill. Gary Rider, Moundsville’s town historian (who we’ve
Only Connect: A Story of Community in Moundsville
During the 1950s and 1960s, when Randy Chamberlain was a boy in Moundsville, WV, people in the evenings “sat on their front porches talking with
The Horizons of West Virginia Artist Robert Singleton
The big theme of West Virginia artist Robert Singleton’s work is the space that is in between dualities. Life and death. Yin and yang. Male