Miss Tri-Cities pageant scheduled for July 23
This year’s Miss Tri-Cities pageant is scheduled for 7 p.m. July 23 in the Art Fuller Auditorium at Kennewick High School.
Emcees will be Miss Tri-Cities of 1996, Angela Kirkman Johnson, and 2003 Miss Tri-Cities, Jade Redinger.
Tickets are available online at brownpaper tickets.com for $20 and may also be purchased at the door. Doors open at 6 p.m.
Miss Tri-Cities contestants
▪ Hannah Mowry of Richland. She attends Central Washington University, majoring in music education and trumpet performance.
▪ Alyssa Sisemore of Pasco. She attends Columbia Basin College and will perform the contemporary dance Be OK.
▪ Laura Howland of Phoenix, Ariz. She attends Washington State University Tri-Cities and will promote her platform, “environmental education and conservation.”
▪ Madison Murphy of Connell. She attends Columbia Basin College and aspires to obtain a juris doctorate in law and become a corporate attorney.
▪ Sandra Gutierrez of Pasco. She attends Washington State University Tri-Cities and will perform God Bless the U.S.A.
▪ Leslie Gordian-Torres of Pasco. She attends Chiawana High School and will promote her platform, “raising awareness in human trafficking.”
▪ McKenzie Rose Kennedy of Kennewick. She attends Columbia Basin College, majoring in theater.
▪ Taylor Plunkett of Richland. She attends Washington State University Tri-Cities and will perform Art is Calling for Me.
▪ Hailey Fisher of Kennewick. She attends Southridge High School and will promote her platform, “youth suicide prevention.”
Miss Tri-Cities Outstanding Teen contestants
▪ Abby Faulk of West Richland. She attends Richland High School and will preform a vocal solo of the song The Climb.
▪ Lacey Fisher of Kennewick. She attends Desert Hills Middle School and will promote her platform, “little dresses for Africa.”
▪ Noël Anderson of Richland. She attends Richland High School and aspires to obtain a degree in nursing and become a nurse practitioner.
▪ Kennedy Bruce of West Richland. She attends Richland High School and will tap dance to violinist Lyndsey Stirling’s Transcendence.
▪ Anne Lowe of Richland. She attends Delta High School and her accomplishments include six performances with the symphonic performance choir.
▪ Kayla Guzman of Othello. She attends Othello High School and will promote her platform, “supporting higher education.”
Donations are being accepted for this year’s Miss Tri-Cities scholarships, with a goal of raising $30,000. The scholarship program has been sponsored by the Tri-City Water Follies Association for more than 17 years.
For more information about the scholarship program, go to misstricities.org or call Dot Stewart at 509-539-3252.
This story was originally published July 8, 2016 at 7:41 PM with the headline "Miss Tri-Cities pageant scheduled for July 23."