17 Facts About Kathy Webb

Kathy Webb was born on 1949 and is an American restaurateur and politician from Little Rock, Arkansas.

Kathy Webb formerly served in the Arkansas House of Representatives, representing the state's 37th district from January 8,2007, to January 13,2013.

Kathy Webb was re-elected as Vice Mayor of Little Rock, Arkansas in January 2023 and replacing Ward 5 City Director Lanes Hines.

In 2007, Webb completed Harvard University's John F Kennedy School of Government program for Senior Executives in State and Local Government as a David Bohnett LGBTQ Victory Institute Leadership Fellow.

Kathy Webb worked her way up at a large franchisee of Domino's Pizza, then went on to take a position as vice president of a bagel chain in Chicago before starting her own barbecue restaurant.

Kathy Webb moved to Little Rock in 2002 as co-owner of Lilly's Dim Sum.

Kathy Webb served on the Rules, Education and Facilities Committees, as well as the executive committee of Legislative Council.

Kathy Webb served as co-chair of the Governor's Working Group on Public Safety and Corrections, Co-chair of the Sustainable Building and Design Task Force and co-chair of the Governor's Commission on Global Warming.

In 2014, Kathy Webb was elected to represent Ward 3 on the Little Rock City Board.

Kathy Webb serves on the boards of the UAMS College of Medicine Board of Visitors, Arkansas Hospice and FUMCLR Board of Trustees.

Kathy Webb is a member of the Missions Committee at FUMCLR and the United Methodist Conference Finance and Administrative Board.

Kathy Webb is a member of the Pulaski County Democratic Women, Pulaski County Democratic Committee, and the State Democratic Committee.

Kathy Webb will serve as a Party Leader delegate to the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte.

Kathy Webb co-founded the Legislative Hunger Caucus and was the founding president of the Chicago area affiliate of Susan G Komen for the Cure.

Kathy Webb received the Legend Champion Award from Arkansas Kids Count Coalition, JCA Humanitarian of the Year Award, First Branch Award from the Arkansas Judicial Council and Pioneer Award from the National Association of Women Business Owners.

Kathy Webb is a 25-year veteran of the hospitality industry, most recently as co-owner of Lilly's Dim Sum, Then Some.

Kathy Webb is a member of the First United Methodist Church.