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On West Virginia Morning, 45 years ago a young student at West Virginia University took his black and white camera to demonstrations on campus after the shootings at Kent State. Dan Ringer tells his compelling story for the first time. And Beth Vorhees talks with Antiques Roadshow producer Marsha Bemko. The episodes that were taped in Charleston last summer begin airing on Monday on PBS. These stories on West Virginia Morning from West Virginia Public Broadcasting – telling West Virginia’s story.
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