CULLMAN, Ala. – One contestant from each of Cullman County’s eight public high schools will vie for the coveted title of 2019 Miss Cullman County Fair Queen 2019 Tuesday, Oct. 8 at 7 p.m. in the Coca-Cola Theatre at the Cullman County Fairgrounds.
The girls will compete on an equal basis for a $3,000 scholarship award (paid to the school in which the winner enrolls) given by the Cullman County Fair Association. The winner will also receive a diamond pendant from Doug Doggett Jewelers of Cullman.
The first alternate will receive a $2,000 scholarship. In the event the winner is unable to fulfill any of her duties, the first alternate will serve in lieu of the Queen.
The second alternate will receive a $1,000 scholarship.
Wallace State Community College will grant a one-year scholarship in the field of the performing arts to the winner of the Talent portion of the contest.
The Cullman Lioness Club will award $200 to Miss Congeniality.
This year’s contestants are Emilee Beth Harbison, representing Cold Springs High School; Lauren Grace Evans, representing Cullman High School; Morgan Haynes, representing Fairview High School; Hanna Hancock, representing Good Hope High School; Josey Brown, representing Hanceville High School; August Floyd, representing Holly Pond High School; Bailey Preiss, representing Vinemont High School and Miriam Oldacre, representing West Point High School.
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