Thriving City of Moundsville WV

Rick Healy, City of Moundsville

Rick Healy, Moundsville, WV City Manager, talks with host Tate Blanchard about the many virtues of Moundsville and about his first year on the job.Tate Blanchard hosts. cityofmoundsville.com

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