MISS PRINCESS PEA RIDGE
The Miss Princess Pea Ridge pageant has seven young ladies seeking the crown. They are Brenae Cooper, Macy Dyson, Caitlyn Humes, Kenley Huskey, Emlyn McInturff, Lilli Miller and Addison Slocum.
Brenae Cooper, 8, is the daughter of Anthony and Shae Cooper and is in the third grade. She enjoys writing children’s books for the children’s hospital, doing lot of crafts and spending time with family. She wants to work at Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique and be a dancer for Disney Junior Live on Stage.
Macy Dyson, 8, is the daughter of Jason Dyson and Jessica Ward. She is in the third grade. She is involved in youth cheer. She enjoys reading, pageants, cheer, tumbling. She hopes to be a pediatric oncologist at St. Jude’s.
Caitlyn Ada Humes, 9, is the daughter of Justin and Brittany Humes. She is in the fourth grade. She is a member of New Hope Assembly Church and enjoys helping in the Week to End Alzheimers each year. She helps volunteer at church. She enjoys writing, reading and basketball. She wants to write and produce music and would like to attend the University of Arkansas for music and have a career in the music industry.
Kenley Belle Huskey,
7, is the daughter of Ty and Lindsey Huskey and is in the third grade. She is a member of sixth-year dance at Ballet Westside, Youth Cheer. She received the 2019 Prairie Grove Battlefield Junior Historian Award. She loves to practice barrel racing. She wants to be a park ranger when she grows up.
Emlyn McInturff, 7, is the daughter of Nathan and Carrie McInturff. She is in the third grade. She is involved in youth cheer, soccer, tumbling and is a member of the Pea Ridge Church of Christ. She likes singing, dancing, reading, Wonder Woman and flamingos. She wants to be a “DJ.”
Lilli Miller, 8, is the daughter of Josh Gaugh and Desiree Miller. She is in the third grade. She is a member of Infinity Jazz and Ballet dance and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. She loves horses, motorcycles, riding bikes, working on cars and tracks with her dad. She wants to be a veterinarian.
Addison Laine Slocum, 9, is the daughter of Eric and Ashley Slocum. She is in the fourth grade. She is involved in Diamond Hawks softball, pee wee cheerleading and attends church at Northwest Assembly. She enjoys playing softball, reading and going to church. When she grows up, she wants to play softball for the Arkansas Razorbacks and she wants to be a librarian.