Calvin Comins Bliss was in search of challenges when he and his new wife Caroline came to Arkansas from New En...

William Lee Cazort was a familiar figure in Arkansas politics throughout the 1920s and 1930s. He served severa...

Mark Darr served as lieutenant governor of Arkansas from 2011 to 2014. Elected as part of a wave of political ...

Nathan Green Gordon was a naval pilot in World War II, Medal of Honor recipient, and lawyer. He served as lieu...

John Timothy (Tim) Griffin has been a major figure in Arkansas Republican politics in the first decades of the...

William Amos (Bill) Halter served as Arkansas’s lieutenant governor. He had previously worked as a congressi...

Christopher Columbus Hamby of Prescott (Nevada County) was an attorney and political figure who served as acti...

James Madison Johnson migrated to Arkansas shortly after statehood in 1836. He rose to the rank of brevet brig...

The office of lieutenant governor did not exist in territorial Arkansas or in the Arkansas constitution of 183...

Harvey Parnell was the first lieutenant governor of the twentieth century and twenty-ninth governor of Arkansa...

Joe Edward Purcell was a lawyer and politician who shocked the political establishment in 1966 by defeating th...

Bob Cowley Riley was a politician and educator who overcame debilitating World War II injuries to serve with d...

Winthrop Paul Rockefeller, known in his adopted state of Arkansas as Win (or Win Paul to differentiate him fro...

J. L. “Bex” Shaver was a major figure in Arkansas politics and government from the 1920s to the 1950s. A D...

James Guy Tucker Jr., the forty-third governor of Arkansas, had a brief gubernatorial career that abruptly end...