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A former governor of Arkansas, Benjamin Travis Laney, was the mayor of Camden in the 1930s. The city is the hometown of former Governor and former U.S. Senator [[David Pryor]]. U.S. Senator [[John McClellan]] also lived in Camden, where he practiced law from 1939 to 1943. Pryor lost the 1972 primary election to McClellan but then won the seat himself in 1978, a year after McClellan's death in office.

A former governor of Arkansas, Benjamin Travis Laney, was the mayor of Camden in the 1930s. The city is the hometown of former Governor and former U.S. Senator [[David Pryor]]. U.S. Senator [[John McClellan]] also lived in Camden, where he practiced law from 1939 to 1943. Pryor lost the 1972 primary election to McClellan but then won the seat himself in 1978, a year after McClellan's death in office.

''The Camden News'' is the original flagship publication of the media conglomerate WEHCO, established by Clyde E. Palmer and his son-in-law, [[Walter E. Hussman, Sr.]] The company is now operated by [[Walter E. Hussman, Jr.]]

''The Camden News'' is the original flagship publication of the media conglomerate WEHCO, established by [[Clyde E. Palmer]] and his son-in-law, [[Walter E. Hussman, Sr.]] The company is now operated by [[Walter E. Hussman, Jr.]]

A technical campus of Southern Arkansas University in Magnolia is located in Camden.  

A technical campus of Southern Arkansas University in Magnolia is located in Camden.