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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2016
Page
1
Larry Di Giovanni Ssenger reports that Dover Days showcased 14 visiting queens in a mid afternoon parade along Converse Street. Queens waved from convertibles and parade floats, highlighting community pride among girls, young women, and parents from across the region.
At Chauncey Dover Days parade and pageant the 15 year old Mackenzie Whiteman of McArthur was named Queen, succeeding Hannah Tolliver of New Lexington who praised the experience after traveling over 3,400 miles in the past year. Autumn Johnson, 12, of Meena, won Junior Miss with first attendant Tomi of McArthur and second attendant Alexis Parageon of Rock. Skylen Jones, 5, of Crooks, captured Little Miss with first attendant Janna Gwen Dunfee of New Marshfield and second attendant Emiline O’Neil of Nelsonville. Fourteen regional winners attended the celebration and shared in festival camaraderie.
Hundreds of parents and children queued at Trimble High School Nelsonville Public Square and the University Estates Boulevard site in Athens for the Jason Reed Foundation backpack and school supplies event now in its fourth year. Reed plans 800 backpacks this year and aims for 1,000 next year to reach every kid in the region who needs one.
The Athens County Prosecutor’s Office asks that Linda Campbell, mother of the defendant, not be allowed to testify at the Nelsonville man’s trial. Linda Campbell is a co defendant along with the defendant’s wife Shannon Campbell. The filing notes possible testimony from Seaee Campbell's mother as a related matter.
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