LITTLE ROCK - Cleveland County will be represented well at the 2024 Miss Arkansas' Teen and Miss Arkansas scholarship competition June 8-15 at the Robinson Center in Little Rock.Kaylea Chastain, a recent graduate of Woodlawn High School; Cayla Johnson, a senior at Rison High School; Mallory Stuckey, a junior at Rison High School; and Gracen White, a senior at Rison High School will all be competing for the title of Miss Arkansas' Teen next week.Faith Tooke, a 2021 graduate of Woodlawn High School, and senior at Arkansas Tech University, will compete for the title of Miss Arkansas. Chastain is Miss River City's Teen. Her talent is a tap dance. Chastain's community service initiative is "Fostering a Love for Dance." Johnson is Miss Grand Prairie's Teen. Her talent is a jazz dance. Johnson's community service initiative is "Finding a Friend: The Importance of Mentoring Today's Youth." Stuckey is Miss Natural State's Teen. Her talent is a tap dance. Her community service initiative is "Love the Skin You're In: Melanoma Prevention & Awareness." White is Miss Boomtown's Teen. Her talent is a lyrical dance. Her community service initiative is "Show Grace: End Childhood Bullying by Learning to be an Upstander." Tooke is Miss Southeast Arkansas . Her talent is a vocal performance. Her community service initiative is "From Hunger to Hope." Miss Arkansas' Teen and Miss Arkansas are official preliminaries to the Miss America's Teen and Miss America competition. Tickets can be purchased through Ticketmaster or contacting Robinson Auditorium.Learn more about the Miss Arkansas competition at www.missarkansas.org...
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