Eight people from Pikeville’s past will speak to audiences this weekend during six one-act plays at the Appalachian Center for the Arts in downtown Pikeville.
Pregnant women, babies and children face extreme health risks from climate catastrophes that warrant urgent attention, according to a Call for Action released today by United Nations (UN) agencies ahead of the global Conference of the Parties (COP28) negotiations on climate change in Dubai.According to the document– Protecting maternal, newborn and child health from the impacts of climate change – the effects of climate events on maternal and child health have been neglected, underreported and underestimated. It highlights that very few countries’ climate change response plans mention maternal or child health, describing this as “a glaring omission and emblematic of the inadequate attention to the needs of women, newborns, and children in the climate change discourse”. “Climate change poses an existential threat to all of us, but pregnant women, babies and children face some of the gravest consequences of all,” said Bruce Aylward, Assistant Director General for Universal
The Pike County Retired Teachers Association held its second health fair on March 21, at the Pike County Public Library. Over 600 retired teachers from Pike County received invitations to
The Pikeville Woman’s Club Book Group met on Dec. 13 at Gatti’s in Pikeville for their Christmas meeting, a get-together that would wrap up a successful year. Mr. Gatti’s, decked