Locally produced film serves to combat West Virginia stereotypes, connect with audiences

HUNTINGTON — James Holley’s “The Good Fight,” a locally produced film that features Huntington-area locations and local actors, will have its first official screening at 7 p.m. Friday at Marquee

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