Author: John W. Miller

Miners Owner Excited For Championship Weekend in Wheeling

Sports
Wheeling will do battle against Columbus Saturday night for the AAL Championship.

L. Paul Hardesty Elected to an Unprecedented Fourth Term as State Board President

News
During his tenure, President Hardesty has stood as an ardent advocate for public schools and the children they serve.

Moundsville Loses Its Newspaper After 133 Years

Moundsville News
The Echo was more than a century old until it ceased publishing last week.

Chamberlain Prepares for Friday Signing Event at Strand Theatre

People
The book is full of Marshall County history.

After Run on PBS, ‘Moundsville’ Now Free on YouTube

News
The film was played on more than 300 TV stations in the country.

The Slaw Line, Fallout 76 and Other Stories We Need to Tell About West Virginia

Featured
The Mountain State has more stories than storytellers at this time.

African Nun in Moundsville Strives to Help Needy in Appalachia

People
She has been in America since 2007.

Miller: New Book Celebrates When West Virginia Town Made Big Wheels and Rock’em Sock’em Robots

Featured
The author said the book was a labor of love.

First-Ever ‘MOUNDSVILLE’ Free Screening at 2,200-Year-Old Grave Creek Mound in Moundsville at 2 p.m. on April 9

History
For the first time ever, our PBS film Moundsville is going to be screened at the actual site of the Grave Creek Mound, built by the Adena...

The Art of Teaching Classical Music in a West Virginia High School

Featured
(Publisher's Note: This article is published as a part of LEDE's partnership with Moundsville.org, a blog that highlights unique aspects about the city of...

The First Forward Pass in Pro Football History Was Against Moundsville – Or Was It?

Featured
The author has completed extensive research.

West Virginia’s Forgotten Fight: To Be or Not to Be the ‘Switzerland of America’

Featured
The marketing strategy was criticized by many residents of the state.

LADY GAGA IN TALKS TO PLAY 4TH OF JULY ON TOP OF MOUND

Events
Well, it is April 1st, right?

THE SECRET HISTORY OF UNDER ARMOUR IN MOUNDSVILLE

Featured
These days, Marshall County is known for the gas and oil activity.
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