Moundsville: PBS Film & Magazine https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Pride of West Virginia Jerry West “The Logo” Dies at 86 The Story of Moundsville’s Fostoria Glass (1891-1984), Supplier to the White House and the World Moundsville Losing Newspaper After 133 Years The Meaning of Wheeling Step This Way: New Book Explores the Magic of Pittsburgh’s Public Staircases The True Story of West Virginia’s 1863 (Bourgeois) Revolution and Birth The Horizons of West Virginia Artist Robert Singleton Rust Belt Man Loses 186 Pounds and Goes on Road Trip with Cat Named Dog The Magic of Clownvis, Earl Weaver’s Grandson, Coming to Baltimore ‘Moundsville’ to Screen at Pitt April 10, 1pm, as Part of ‘Global Appalachia’ Series Only Connect: A Story of Community in Moundsville About ‘Moundsville’ Extras Sought for for Moundsville-Area Movie An Ode to Neil King, Jr. Writer, Friend, Rambler After PBS Run, ‘Moundsville’ Goes Free on YouTube Shoe Store Secrets of Small-Town Journalism: Local Angles and No Free Stories Moundsville’s Millennial Vice Mayor: ‘We Need My Generation and Younger to Step Up’ A Tribute to John Mowder (1948-2024), Child of Moundsville, Pittsburgh Artist, Elephant Trainer, Ringmaster African Nun in Moundsville, WV, Strives to Help Needy in Appalachia The Case for Mac n’ Cheese Journalism: Americans Won’t Trust the News Unless They Get Daily Stories About Their Neighbors The Most American Instrument The Theology of Walking to New York City from Washington The Slaw Line, Fallout 76 and Other Stories We Need to Tell About West Virginia Veronica ‘Ronnie’ Bissett, Child of the Ohio Valley and Lady Gaga’s West Virginia Grandma, Dies in Wheeling You Met JFK While in College in West Virginia and Then Nobody Believed You Ohio River Valley Residents Remember Their Neighbor Grandma Gaga as ‘Sweetie Pie’ and ‘Classy, Fun Lady’ The American Dream is Dead. Long Live the American Dream. Why Small Towns Like Moundsville Love WW2 History ‘The Fight to Save the Town’: Why People Staying Behind Need Better Pay ‘Homestand’ Chronicles How Ballparks Build Community in Modern Small-Town America Stories Americans Made Up Running Into Oil, Mounds, Uranium and Rivers The Gospel of Clifftop: In West Virginia and Appalachia, Music is for Everybody Film About Portsmouth, OH is Rallying Cry for America: ‘Who’s Going to Save Us? We Are’ Moundsville’s New Millennial Mayor Has Global Experience and Shares Cell Number Philosophy with Strangers: ‘What is Happiness?’ in Charleroi, PA (Pop. 3,923) New Book Celebrates When West Virginia Town Made Big Wheels and Rock’em Sock’Em Robots ‘Night of the Hunter’: Rise and Fall of an American Con Man Why West Virginia Has a Big Trade Surplus with China (And That’s Not the Answer to Its Problems) How Moundsville’s Locally-Owned Quality Bake is Resisting Corporate Dunkin’ ‘American Factory’ Wins Oscar for Best Documentary – The Rust Belt Doc’s Essential Lessons About America, China, Unions, and Global Capitalism – Why We Need To Keep Telling These Stories What ‘Winning Time’ Lost: Like West Virginia, Jerry West is More Complicated Than You Think Lighting Up West Virginia’s Native American Past After Suppression Downriver from the Moundsville Prison Graveyard: Story of a Lyric The Lessons of Screening ‘Moundsville’ at the Town’s 2,250-Year-Old West Virginia Burial Mound ‘Taj Mahal of Appalachia’ — West Virginia’s Hare Krishna Temple Named To National Register of Historic Places Has Crazy, Fascinating History– Known for Drugs and Murder in 1980s ‘Tragedy Full of Joy’: The Complicated American Dream of West Virginia’s Jerry West Viewers of ‘Moundsville’ to Residents of Moundsville: We Love You A ‘Strange, Strange Brain’: A Story of Aphasia, the Condition Afflicting Bruce Willis Old-Time Religion: Musician-Preacher Ben Townsend Had to Go Home to West Virginia to Find Himself