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| Phyllis Hodges |
Arkansas
author Phyllis Hodges will discuss her book, “8 Years of Unforgettable History:
the Allure of America’s Firsts,” 6-7 p.m. Tuesday, April 16, at the Department
of Arkansas Heritage at 1100 North St.
“This topic is important because most people don't realize
how many Arkansans are world renowned,” Hodges said.
Hodges' lecture will focus on Arkansans who broke down barriers and became history-makers. The book is about “present history,” Hodges said, and includes people of all backgrounds. The book includes Arkansans like Jeff Henderson, who won a Gold Medal in Long Jump at the Rio Olympics in 2016.
Hodges' lecture will focus on Arkansans who broke down barriers and became history-makers. The book is about “present history,” Hodges said, and includes people of all backgrounds. The book includes Arkansans like Jeff Henderson, who won a Gold Medal in Long Jump at the Rio Olympics in 2016.
“My history book is unique,” Hodges said. “It’s a living history
book – all the individuals I write about are alive and well.”
Hodges
has more than 30 years of experience as a clergy educational and fitness
trainer. She is a world traveler with a vision to shape up the world
spiritually, mentally, physically and financially. She travels Arkansas as an
ambassador on health and fitness via workshops, seminars, health fairs and
schools. Hodges also is the owner of Carousel Fit-4-Life Wellness Center in
North Little Rock.
Join the discussion and find out more about Hodges on our Facebook event page. Hodges was also recently interviewed about her book on KARK 4.
