Editing Conway, Arkansas (section)

==Notable people==
* [[Kris Allen]], winner of ''[[American Idol]]'' Season 8 
* [[Kayle Browning]], silver medalist in the 2020 Olympics in trap shooting
* [[Monte Coleman]], NFL linebacker; [[Washington Redskins]] 1979–94, three-time [[Super Bowl]] champion, attended the University of Central Arkansas 1975–1978
* [[Tyree Davis]], professional football player
* [[Willie Davis (wide receiver)|Willie Davis]], [[National Football League|NFL]] wide receiver; [[Kansas City Chiefs]] 1991–95, [[Houston Oilers]] 1996, [[Tennessee Oilers]] 1997–98, attended the University of Central Arkansas 1987–90; older brother of Tyree Davis
* [[Marvin Delph]], Arkansas Razorback basketball player; one of the famed "Triplets" who led Hogs to 1978 NCAA Final Four
* [[George Washington Donaghey]], former Arkansas Governor from 1909 to 1913
* [[Hetty Jane Dunaway]], actress and founder of [[Roscoe–Dunaway Gardens Historic District|Dunaway Gardens]], born in Conway
* [[Les Eaves]], state representative for White County since 2015; born in Conway<ref>{{cite web|url=http://votesmart.org/candidate/biography/150240/les-eaves#.VR8XfvnF-S8|title=Les Eaves's Biography|publisher=[[Project Vote Smart]]|access-date=April 3, 2015}}</ref>
* [[Erin Enderlin]], country music artist and songwriter
* [[Orval Faubus]], [[List of governors of Arkansas|36th]] Governor of Arkansas; resided in his later years in Conway
* [[Jacob Ford (American football)|Jacob Ford]], NFL defensive end, [[Tennessee Titans]] 2007–10; attended the University of Central Arkansas 2003–06  
* [[Max Frauenthal]], Fought for the CSA in the Civil War, leading Conway merchant and founding father of [[Heber Springs, Arkansas|Heber Springs]]
* [[Gil Gerard]], actor known for title role in the TV series ''Buck Rogers''
* [[Jack Graham (pastor)|Jack Graham]], pastor of [[Prestonwood Baptist Church]], one of the largest Southern Baptist churches in America
* [[Dre Greenlaw]] linebacker for [[Arkansas Razorbacks football]] and [[San Francisco 49ers]]
* [[Dutch Harrison]], golfer
* [[Gene Hatfield]], artist and writer
* [[Peyton Hillis]], NFL running back; [[Arkansas Razorbacks]] 2004–07, [[Denver Broncos]] 2008–10, [[Cleveland Browns]] 2010–2011, [[Kansas City Chiefs]] 2012, [[New York Giants]] 2013–14
* [[V. E. Howard]], [[Church of Christ]] minister who founded the radio ''International Gospel Hour''; was a clergyman early in his career in Conway<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.therestorationmovement.com/howard%2Cve.htm|title=Verna Elisha Howard (1911–2000)|publisher=therestorationmovement.com|access-date=July 12, 2013|url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131225004234/http://www.therestorationmovement.com/howard%2Cve.htm|archive-date=December 25, 2013}}</ref>
* [[James D. Johnson]] (d. 2010), late Chief Justice of the [[Arkansas Supreme Court]] and 1966 [[Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic]] [[gubernatorial]] nominee
* [[Guy H. Jones]], Arkansas state senator
* [[Bryce Molder]], [[PGA Tour]] professional golfer
* [[Rob Morgan (racing driver)|Rob Morgan]], racing driver
* [[Hiroyuki Nishimura]], founded the Japanese website [[2channel]] while studying at the [[University of Central Arkansas]]
* [[Scottie Pippen]], [[NBA]] basketball forward, [[Chicago Bulls]] 1987-98 and 2003–2004, [[Houston Rockets]] 1998–99, [[Portland Trail Blazers]] 1999–2003, six-time NBA champion, considered one of the 50 greatest NBA players of all time; attended the University of Central Arkansas
* [[Elijah Pitts]], NFL running back; [[Green Bay Packers]] 1960s; rushed for two TDs in [[Super Bowl I]]
* [[Stanley Russ]], Arkansas state senator
* [[Charlie Strong]], [[NCAA]] Head football coach of The University of South Florida Bulls; (1980–1983) letterman as a defensive back at the University of Central Arkansas
* [[Symone (drag queen)]], winner of ''[[RuPaul's Drag Race]]'' Season 13 
* [[Little Johnny Taylor]], blues and soul singer
* [[Ray Thornton]], former U.S. congressman and former justice of the [[Arkansas Supreme Court]]
* [[Jordan Wicks]], former Conway High School and [[Kansas State University|Kansas State]] alumnus. First round (pick #21) selection ([[2021 Major League Baseball draft]]), for the [[Chicago Cubs]] organization