With the theme of "Back on Broadway" (Markham Street and Broadway in Little Rock, that is), the Arkansas Black Hall of Fame emerged from a two-year, pandemic-related absence to celebrate its 30th anniversary and present its 28th Induction Ceremony & Show.
Like many in show business through the years, Ketty Lester TV and film actress, singer, songwriter and recording artist started life with a much less glamorous, less melodious name. She was born Revoyda Frierson on Aug. 16, 1934, in the southwest Arkansas town of Hope.
Like many in show business through the years, Ketty Lester TV and film actress, singer, songwriter and recording artist started life with a much less glamorous, less melodious name. She was born Revoyda Frierson on Aug. 16, 1934, in the southwest Arkansas town of Hope.
The Arkansas Black Hall of Fame induction ceremony will highlight six new members, including Grady native, Dr. Joe L. Hargrove, the first Black cardiologist to practice in Arkansas.