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Each year Big Sandy Area Community Action Program (BSACAP) distributes more than $7,000 in scholarships to students in the Floyd, Johnson, Martin, Magoffin and Pike County area. The nonprofit organization
On Dec. 15, the staff of the Eula Hall Health Center, along with Big Sandy Healthcare held its Eula Hall-Robin Holbrook Memorial Christmas Event at the Mud Creek Clinic for
/ Author Cynthia Rylant was inspired by the time she spent with her grandparents to write her first book "When I Was Young in the Mountains." This week we're revisiting an episode of Inside Appalachia that features children's authors in and from our region. We'll hear Cynthia Rylant, who wrote "When I Was Young In The Mountains," David Perri, author of "Messy Larry," and Bil Lepp reading from his recent children's book "The Princess And The Pickup Truck," and Lyn Ford, a professional storyteller and children's educator, telling a story she wrote called "The Old Woman and Death." And while th...
This past weekend Eastern Kentuckians lost a prominent Appalachian activist and healthcare pioneer as Pike County native and Floyd County mainstay Eula Hall passed away. On Saturday, May 8, Eastern Kentucky said goodbye to Eula Hall, as she passed away at her residence. Hall, age 93, of Craynor, widow of McKinley Hall, was born Oct. 29, 1927 in Greasy Creek, Pike County and since, has often been referred to as a âhero,â âlegendâ and many other celebratory adjectives for the trailblazing role she played throughout Eastern Kentucky. Hall, who founded the Mud Creek Clinic, de...
Eula Hall, One-Woman Relief Agency in Appalachia, Dies at 93 Calling herself a “hillbilly activist,” she started a health care clinic and offered other services in chronically underserved eastern Kentucky. Eula Hall in 1991 at the Mud Creek Clinic in Grethel, Ky., where she offered counseling, health care, benefits guidance and more.Credit...Stanley McCleave for The New York Times May 15, 2021, 12:49 p.m. ET Eula Hall was a tireless health care activist — so tireless that she wasn't about to let an arsonist slow her down. Among many other things, Mrs. Hall operated the Mud Creek Clinic ...