You have ideas and plans and goals - so much to offer the world - but how? Each year young women just like you choose to compete in the Miss America system. That's right! Many of them are just like you - yet they know that the Miss America Organization is the single largest provider of scholarships for young women in the world.

Whether you want to become a doctor or a dancer, an accountant or an architect, the Miss America Organization has an opportunity that will help bring you closer to achieving your goals. To become Miss America, a contestant must first win a local competition, such as the Miss Auburn Opelika Area Scholarship Pageant, and then compete to represent her state, a process requiring personal commitment, hard work and talent. A woman may compete as a state titleholder only once at the national Miss America competition. More than twelve thousand young women participate each year in the local and state events, culminating in the selection of 52 national finalists who vie for the Miss America title in Atlantic City.

Tens of thousands of volunteers organize the local and state preliminary competitions, promoting community involvement throughout the United States and furthering scholarship and achievement among young women in their communities. It does not cost a cent to compete in the Miss America program - all you need is commitment, perseverance, talent and ambition.  To find out how you can register to participate in the Miss Auburn Opelika Area Scholarship Pageant, click here.

The Miss Auburn Opelika Area Pageant is an Official Preliminary to the Miss Alabama Pageant.

2009 Lee County Fair Pageant:

October 6&7 @ 7:00 PM (CST)

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2009 Auburn Opelika Area Pageant:

November 21, 2009

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 Congratulations, Jessica Brookshire on your new 2010 Miss Alabama Title

 Miss Fountain City 2010

We are so proud of you!