Mary Morgan Jackson Crowned Little Miss National Peanut Festival 2025

Mary Morgan Jackson has been crowned the 2025 Little Miss National Peanut Festival, earning recognition for her charm, poise, and joyful spirit. The pageant took place at the Dothan Civic Center and featured 45 young contestants from across the Wiregrass region of Alabama.

This esteemed title makes Jackson a youth ambassador for the National Peanut Festival for the coming year. In this role, she will participate in various parades, community events, and educational outreach programs that celebrate agriculture and the pride of the local community.

The competition also recognized other talented young ladies. Ansley Brooke Seale from Dothan was named the first runner-up, while Ella Casey of Taylor secured the second place. Rounding out the top four were Millie Smith from Geneva and Mary Reese Lewis representing Cottonwood.

These young participants embody the spirit and values of the Wiregrass community. According to festival organizers, “These young ladies represent the heart of the Wiregrass. Their smiles, kindness, and enthusiasm remind us why this tradition continues to be so special.”

The Little Miss Pageant remains a cherished part of the National Peanut Festival’s legacy, celebrating youth leadership, community pride, and the region’s agricultural roots. This event not only provides a platform for young girls to shine but also reinforces the importance of agriculture in the local culture.

The festival is set to take place in the fall of 2025, and Jackson’s role will be pivotal in engaging the community and promoting the festival’s values. Through her activities, she will help highlight the significance of agriculture to the region, fostering a sense of pride among residents and visitors alike.

As preparations for the festival advance, the excitement among participants and the community continues to build. Jackson’s reign as Little Miss will undoubtedly contribute to the vibrant atmosphere of this beloved annual event.