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Pittsburgh filmmakers capture spirit of struggling historic town with Moundsville

Jan 24, 2022

When Pittsburgh-based journalist John Miller found himself in West Virginia covering coal mining, he discovered a deep history and a community struggling with change. Miller, who formerly worked at the Wall Street Journal, is the co-director of Moundsville, a film about the city of the same name in West Virginia...

Pittsburgh filmmakers capture spirit of struggling historic town with Moundsville

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