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Ebony Mitchell's journey to the Miss Arkansas title began with dance lessons when she was just 4 years old, growing up the youngest in a single-parent family in Harrison with brother Caleb, who is one year older, and sister Rasheen, who is two years older.
Two residents of Camden are set to make their mark in the upcoming 2023 Miss Arkansas pageant. Hope Hesterly and Gabriella Tidwell are the contestants from Camden that will compete for the title of Miss Arkansas and later compete for Miss America. Hesterely and Tidwell are two of the 47 total contestants that will be competing for Miss Arkansas starting on Saturday, June 3.
Ebony Mitchell's journey to the Miss Arkansas title began with dance lessons when she was just 4 years old, growing up the youngest in a single-parent family in Harrison with brother Caleb, who is one year older, and sister Rasheen, who is two years older.
Becca Martin Brown is the features editor for the <i>Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette</i>.
"The most racist city in America." It’s a stigma that residents and leaders in the city of Harrison, Arkansas, are aware of and have been trying to eliminate for many decades.