Arkansas Walk Of Fame

11/10/2024

Thank you AR Democrat/Gazette for covering the October 'Class of 2024' induction into the AR Walk of Fame for 'Heavy Hitters' photo and article by Cary Jenkins.
Great crowd was at the Vapors on Saturday, Oct 19, 2024 for 'Beautiful Bruce Swayze'; 'Monster Michael Todd'; 'Big Bear Sonny Liston' (posthumously).
Arkansas has greatness on every level. Thank you to our sponsors and special thanks to Jimmy Miller, owner of the Historic Vapors on Park Ave, Hot Springs, AR.

10/13/2024

There is a website put together by one of our East Lab High Schools with a list and bio of the people on the Walk of Fame. Check it out please.

Unwind in the spa city and discover local legends along the Arkansas Walk of Fame!

10/13/2024

Dale Evans is in the AR Walk of Fame.

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10/13/2024

Click the link to see the 2024 poster for the 'Class of 2024'.

08/05/2024

2024 Spa Con brings back AR Walk of Fame favorite, Rodger Bumpass, voice of Squidward, SpongeBob Square Pants! XOXO

04/24/2024

The beautiful and talented Joey Lauren Adams in the film 'Michael' with John Travolta as the Arch Angel Michael, is in the Arkansas Walk of Fame. Tell her hello when you see her. XOXO

Save the Date.
The next Arkansas Walk of Fame ceremony will take place Saturday, October 19, 2024.

Keep watching for the announcement of who goes on the Walk of Fame next.

04/10/2024

Brent Jennings, LRCH Class of '69, was inducted into the AR Walk of Fame in 2011. He was in the original New York play 'The Soldiers Play'.

Out next induction for the 'Class of 2024' will be Saturday, October 19th. More details later and we will announce the new inductees. Stay tuned same time, same station. :)

Brilliant Character Actor shares his experience as cast in the ORIGINAL NEGRO ENSEMBLE COMPANY's production of the seminal play by Charles Fuller, "A SOLDIER...

06/22/2023

Heard a speech today that reminded me of our friend Don Munro. He was inducted into the AR Walk of Fame in 2021.

"The true measure of a man is not by his wealth or power but in friends." Mr. Munro had many friends in Arkansas and across the globe. We were all better for have known him. We all miss you sir.