Anna Lea Graves will pass the teen crown this Friday.
LISA HOBBS - News Editor
There will be 39 young ladies vying for the title of Warren County A&L Fair’s 2026 Teen Fairest of the Fair on Friday evening.
Among the field will be Josie Raelynn Weismore, Lily Dianne Graves, Lacey Anastin Hill, Chloe Rhea Flanders, Lorelei Grace Livesay, Ansley Caroline Jones, Malaya Janessa Taylor, Kashlyn Faith Garrett, Delilah Emerie Brady, Eliza Leigh Brown, Aliyah Marie Searight, Samantha Jordan Wilder, Kaydence Aaliyah Looper, Katie Beth Morton, Abigail Miah Graves, Zoie Katana Wagoner, Autumn Grace Elwell, Charlotte Roo McGregor and Allysen Anne Ploutz.
Contestants are 13 to 15 years old. One will be taking the crown currently held by last year’s winner, Anna Lea Graves, who is pictured.
Rounding out the other contestants:
Anabelle Ziah Graves, Hollyn Caroline Fuston, Clara Avery Francis Martin, Kelby ReAnn Nunley, Elliott Daneille Sinks, Jaidyn Nichole Davis, Averly Elizabeth Mullins, Jonny Claire Hedge, Kinsley Brooke Taylor, Demi Quinn Adcock, Kiera Faith Bonner, Brianna Daylenne Alamilla, Teagan Mae McCormick, Julissa Kean Ann-Marie Daley, Amelia Faye Reed, Lorelai Mackenzie Riggs, Sadie Marie Mooneyham, Caitlynne Bree Martin, Lily Ann Looper and Gwendolyn Nicole Anderson.
Pageants are held at the Clifford McClain Grandstand stage. This pageant begins at 5 p.m.
Photo courtesy of Shelby Durham Photography