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Arkansas Democratic Black Caucus The Arkansas Democratic Black Caucus (ADBC) is an auxiliary of the Democratic Party of Arkansas.
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31/05/2026

Join us on June 27, 2026, as we celebrate our distinguished honorees at the King Kennedy Awards.

Purchase your tickets today at www.arkdemocraticblackcaucus.org

The King Kennedy Awards will recognize Kyuntae Sanders as the 2026 Arkansas Democratic Black Caucus HBCU Outreach Schola...
20/05/2026

The King Kennedy Awards will recognize Kyuntae Sanders as the 2026 Arkansas Democratic Black Caucus HBCU Outreach Scholarship Honoree.

A student at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, Kyuntae represents the promise, leadership, and bright future of the next generation. This scholarship recognition highlights a commitment to educational excellence, personal growth, and the continued importance of investing in students attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

Join us on June 27, 2026, as we celebrate Kyuntae Sanders and honor our distinguished honorees at the King Kennedy Awards.

Sponsorships and tickets are available now at www.arkdemocraticblackcaucus.org

15/05/2026

The King Kennedy Awards will honor Mayor Ethan Dunbar as the 2026 Lifetime Achievement Award Honoree.

A lifelong public servant and dedicated community leader, Mayor Dunbar has devoted his life to serving others through military leadership, civic engagement, and public service. After nearly 34 years of honorable service in the United States Army, he returned home to Lewisville, Arkansas, where he continues to lead with vision, integrity, and a deep commitment to community advancement.

Since being elected Mayor of Lewisville in 2018, Mayor Dunbar has worked to strengthen infrastructure, expand opportunities, and restore pride within the community he proudly calls home. His impact extends across Arkansas through his leadership in civic organizations, community initiatives, and public service efforts dedicated to improving the lives of others.

Mayor Dunbar’s lifetime of leadership, service, and faith-driven commitment embodies the spirit of this distinguished honor.

Join us on June 27, 2026, as we celebrate his extraordinary legacy and honor our distinguished honorees.

Sponsorships and tickets are available now at www.arkdemocraticblackcaucus.org

14/05/2026

The King Kennedy Awards will honor the UAPB/AM&N Pulaski County Alumni Chapter as the 2026 Annie Abrams Community Service Award Honoree.

This honor is presented to an outstanding organization whose selfless service continues to make a lasting contribution to the community, especially within the African American community.

For 81 years, the Award-Winning UAPB/AM&N Pulaski County Alumni Chapter has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to service, scholarship, mentorship, and educational advancement. The chapter continues to create meaningful impact through student recruitment, scholarship support, fundraising initiatives, and community engagement efforts that help uplift and empower future generations.

From supporting the University’s Endowment and Dire Needs Fund to providing scholarships for incoming freshmen, the chapter’s dedication to educational access and community empowerment continues to leave a lasting legacy across Arkansas.

Join us on June 27, 2026, as we celebrate the extraordinary impact of the UAPB/AM&N Pulaski County Alumni Chapter and honor our distinguished honorees.

Sponsorships and tickets are available now. Purchase your tickets today at www.arkdemocraticblackcaucus.org

11/05/2026

Get your tickets for the 22nd Annual King Kennedy Awards. Join us June 27th at The Venue at Westwind!

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