Nobody can lecture Art Cullen, journalistic oracle and editor of the Storm Lake Times about the importance of hard-hitting investigative reporting. In 2017, Cullen won
When Neighbor Killed Neighbor: A Civil War Tragedy in West Virginia
On January, 10, 1863, Eli B. Ice, a Union soldier, shot and killed Uriah Wade, a Confederate sympathizer. This tragic story of neighbor killing neighbor
Joe Burrow’s Dream: Why the Ohio is the River Jordan of Pro Football
Joe Burrow played football at Athens High, in southeastern Ohio in the foothills of Appalachia, 21 miles from the Ohio River. As a senior, he
The First Forward Pass in Pro Football History Was Against Moundsville — Or Was It?
The first forward pass in the history of professional football was recorded in 1906 by a Massillon, OH, Tigers quarterback named George “Peggy” Parratt against
‘Dopesick’ Nails the Pain in All of Us
At the end of Dopesick, the spellbinding eight-part series about the opioid epidemic on Hulu, Michael Keaton’s character, a doctor struggling with addiction, gives a
West Virginia’s Glasscock Was ‘King of Shortstops’ but Broke with Ballplayer Brotherhood over 1890 Players League
One of the brightest stars of 19th century baseball was a shortstop from Wheeling, just up the river from Moundsville, WV (subject of our PBS
Moundsville: PBS Film & Magazine 