Erin Pickens
Erin Pickens is an award-winning journalist with almost two decades of experience in television news. For almost 13 years, she was the morning and noon news anchor for WJTV in Jackson, Mississippi.
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Erin Pickens is an award-winning journalist with almost two decades of experience in television news. For almost 13 years, she was the morning and noon news anchor for WJTV in Jackson, Mississippi.
Appointed on 1 August 2019 for a three year term until 31 July 2022. Senator Catryna Bilyk has served as a Senator for Tasmania since July 2008. Following her election in 2007 and just prior to commencing her first term, Senator Bilyk survived two brain tumours—an experience which has led to her being a longstanding and vocal advocate for brain cancer research. Senator Bilyk’s employment history includes working as an advisor for Tasmanian Government ministers David Crean, Ken Bacon and David Llewellyn, an industrial officer and trainer for the Australian Services Union, an early childho...
Storymoja calls on Kenyans to help break World Reading Record Shares The Storymoja Read Aloud team has called upon Kenyans to help in its bid to set a new World Record. The World Record targeted is that of Most People Reading Aloud from the Same Text at the Same Time in Different Venues. In June 2015, the Storymoja Read Aloud team led 229,043 children in 1,097 schools across 44 counties in Kenya to try and set a record. The national record was of the most people reading the same text at the same time in multiple locations. The current Guinness World Record for Most People Reading Aloud from...
Local children's author Emer Conlon is one of the Louth ambassadors for Ireland's first ever national reading day and reading campaign, Ireland Reads. Emer, who has penned the very popular Vroom-Town series of books, is backing the campaign which encourages everyone young and old to 'squeeze in a read' to help their mental well-being and to get back into the habit of reading. Ireland Reads is a public libraries initiative, in partnership with publishers, booksellers, authors and others under the Government's 'Keep Well' campaign. Louth Library Service is spearheading the campaign in Louth ...