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Warren County’s Long vying for teen crown

Warren County's Long vying for teen crown

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Tiffany Nicole Long has been selected as a delegate in the Miss Tennessee Teen America Pageant to be held at Radisson Hotel Nashville Airport. The pageant will be held Jan. 15.

Each contestant will be judged in personal interview, talent, evening wear, photogenic and swimsuit, and are competing for an array of prizes including $50,000 in college scholarships.

Tiffany is a Warren County High School freshman and is a member of the school basketball and track teams. She enjoys writing poetry, playing basketball, reading, horse-back riding and working out with her father. She is the daughter of Jerome Dillard and Lorinda Long. Her pageant sponsors are U.S. Auto Sales, Pepsi Bottling Co., Shelton Automotive, Heartwood Nursery, Super Shine, Scott Haile and other area businesses.

The winner will go on to compete at the National Miss Teen America Pageant in Nashville in July 2006, where she along with other young ladies from all over the United States will vie for the prestigious title of Miss Teen America 2006.

The Miss Teen America Scholarship Program, Inc. is a not for profit corporation founded on the principle that the future of our world is dependent upon the leadership qualities of today’s youth. A young woman must be a well-rounded individual and she must challenge herself scholastically, she must be poised and she must be comfortable with herself in respect to her learned and natural talents. She must possess a strong desire to effect a change in her world and to set an example for others to do the same. The Miss Teen America Scholarship Program rewards young women between the ages of 14 and 18 who are playing an active part in their school and communities.

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