Arkansas Women’s Hall of Fame names its 10th class
The Arkansas Women’s Hall of Fame has announced its 10th class of inductees, seven women who have made significant contributions to the state and their respective fields. The inductees will be honored at a ceremony on August 27th at the North Little Rock Event Center.
The Arkansas Women’s Hall of Fame has released the names of its 10th class of inductees. Seven women will be honored for their contributions to the state and their respective fields. The inductees include Cynthia East, Marsha Martin, Cynthia Nance, Sharon Allen, Phyllis Brandon, Dorothy Caldwell, and one other. They will be recognized at a ceremony on August 27th at the North Little Rock Event Center. The inductees have made significant impacts in various fields, including business, law, journalism, and community service. Cynthia East founded Cynthia East Fabrics, while Marsha Martin is the founder of Onyx Brands, Inc. Cynthia Nance is dean and professor at the University of Arkansas School of Law. The ceremony will take place at the Centennial Bank Ballroom.
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