And the winner is …
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 By  Ciera Hughes Published 
4:01 pm Wednesday, March 11, 2020

And the winner is …

Russellville High School boasts talent and beauty, and Friday night revealed the best of the best, as Miss RHS 2020 went to senior Sydney Grace Medley.

The daughter of Jamie and Cassie Medley, she serves as National Honor Society vice president, Student Council secretary and Family, Career and Community Leaders of America president, along with being an active member of Golden Tiger BIGS and the Russellville Marching Hundred dance line.

Her “Little Sister,” a middle-school student Medley selected to introduce her in the talent portion of the evening, was Danica Graham, and her “Rising Stars” – elementary school students who assisted in the evening gown portion of the evening – were Mackie Drew Parker and Brookelynn Davis.

The contestants competed in judges’ interview, evening gown and talent, with performance ranging from singing, to twirling, to dancing and more.

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