BUCKHANNON, W.Va. — The West Virginia Strawberry Festival Pageant has a new Junior Royalty Queen, as Madison Cutright was crowned during a dazzling ceremony celebrating the spirit of the beloved annual festival.
A Night of Elegance and Tradition
Held in Buckhannon, the West Virginia Strawberry Festival Pageant showcased young contestants vying for the prestigious title. Cutright stood out among the participants with her grace, poise, and confidence, impressing the judges and audience alike.
Celebrating Festival Heritage
The West Virginia Strawberry Festival is a long-standing tradition in the state, celebrating the agricultural and cultural significance of strawberries. The pageant is a key highlight of the festival, providing young contestants with an opportunity to showcase their talents, confidence, and community pride.
Cutright’s Reaction and Future Duties
Upon receiving the crown, Cutright expressed her gratitude and excitement, stating that she is honored to represent the festival throughout the coming year. As Junior Royalty Queen, she will participate in various events, parades, and community engagements, helping to promote the festival’s values of tradition, agriculture, and local pride.
Looking Ahead to the Festival
The West Virginia Strawberry Festival is set to take place in May, featuring a range of events including parades, live entertainment, and family-friendly activities. With Cutright representing the Junior Royalty Court, the festival is gearing up for another memorable year of celebrating the state’s rich heritage.
