OAKWOOD — The Vermilion County Fair and Expo will hold the 50th annual queen pageant at 7 tonight at the grandstand.
The following contestants will compete for the crown:
-- Brittani Brandon, 18, of Danville. Brandon is a sophomore at Danville Area Community College. She is the daughter of Keith and Tricia Peoples.
-- Sharhea Brown, 17, of Alvin. Brown is a senior at Bismarck-Henning High School. She is the daughter of Cyrus and Beckie Brown.
-- Abigail Foster, 16, of Hoopeston. Foster is a junior at Hoopeston Area High School. She is the daughter of Thomas and Angie Foster.
-- BritnyHoag, 17, of Fairmount. She is a senior at Jamaica High School. She is the daughter of Andrew and Lisa Hoag.
-- Lauren Jaynes, 18, of Danville. She is a freshman at DACC. She is the daughter or Perry and Sherry Jaynes.
-- Hayley Lockwood, 16, of Catlin. She is a senior at Catlin High School. She is the daughter of John and Jennifer Lockwood.
-- Tessa Nolen, 17, of Westville. She is a freshman at the University of Illinois. She is the daughter of Beverly and Ron Irvin.
-- Kathryn Patton, 17, of Sidell. She is a senior at Jamaica. She is the daughter of Jim and Shelley Patton.
-- Anna Rush, 19, of Danville. She is a sophomore at DACC. She is the daughter of Jeff and Linda Rush.
-- Heather Siddens, 20, of Danville. She is a junior at Indiana State University. She is the daughter of John Siddens and Bobbette French.
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