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ICC beauties include local competitors
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FULTON – Approximately 40 contestants will compete for the title of Most Beautiful 2014 at Itawamba Community College during the annual pageant Dec. 3, in the W.O. Benjamin Fine Arts Center auditorium on the Fulton Campus.
Contestants included Payton Cheyenne Davis, Lynn Dunnam, Lexie Higgins, Cristina Forrester, Aubrey Seay, all of Tupelo; Rebecca Hood, Molly May, both of Houston; Montana Hawkins of Sulligent, Ala.; Karmen Spratlin of Woodland; Taylor Barrett, Mary Elizabeth Jones, both of Aberdeen; Alicia Tubb, Logan Whitworth, both of Mooreville; Haven Massey of Golden; Regan McFerrin of Mantachie; McKenzie Chaney, Tiffany Stephens, Tabitha Michelle Parker, all of Fulton; Patience Tara Campbell of Blue Springs; Rachel Meredith Moffett, Whitney Taylor, Jessica Davidson, all of Amory; Kaitlin Burk of Saltillo; Kaitlyn Collins of Pontotoc; Carley Burns of Olive Branch; Sarah Guess of Hamilton; Courtney Hubbard, Khaina Williams, both of Bruce; Baylee Cochran of Vina, Ala.; Canary Dash Brooks, Cara Danielle Clock, both of Shannon; Lacey Brekeen of Tishomingo; Tatum Cleveland, Anna Katherine Letson, both of Baldwyn; Antonique Jennings of Vardaman; Hanna Catherine Deaton of Dennis; Sarah Hern of Columbus and Kennedy Warren of Houlka.
Competition was in evening gown only.
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Pawtuckaway State Park is one of four entrances to the triple peaked Pawtuckaway Mountain's forest. The driving road can be reach via Reservation Rd, Deerfield. Boats from Fundy Launch off Deerfield Rd, Nottingham. Free trailhead on Round Pond Rd in Nottingham by the Deerfield line. The forest is filled with sites worth visiting; a fire tower, lake, cellar holes, graveyards, ponds, streams, cliffs, caves, wells and a huge number of gigantic boulders. Diverse fauna and flora not only include wild species of nuts and friuts, but the naturalized apples and black walnuts left behind with the old farms.
This is a place that will surprise you for years of exploring. There are parts for every type of outdoor activity, except whitewater. Do your homework or miss out on the best it has to offer for you.
Kelly Darlene
1 month ago
I highly recommend the fire tower trail. the view from the top is beautiful. I also really loved the Boulder Park. Patuckaway has a lot to offer and if you're in the area it is worth a visit!
Alina&Mike McDougalwicz
6 months ago
One of the better day hikes in this area. I did the extended loop, going straight across the peak and down the northern face of the mountain instead of taking the left turn at the top. The trail ends on a fire road, which you travel along for a short distance to get back on the main loop trail described here. I'd definitely recommend doing it that way, that extra mile or so was one of my favorite parts of the trip. Very cool rocks, and you go by some picturesque ponds. Keep an eye out for some foundations from an old settlement on the way back.
There's a pretty good view from a ledge before you reach the peak. Right at the end of the steep part of the climb there's a small, orange-blazed trail going off to the right. In a few hundred feet you reach the ledge. Great views and much less windy than on the fire tower.
Overall, the hike was nothing to write home about, but definitely nice enough to be worth doing if you're in the area and the weather is cooperative. I'd recommend doing it early spring or fall to avoid bugs, as it's marshy and buggy in the summer. Bring a good map as many of the trails aren't well marked. Pawtuckaway offers many other opportunities for outdoor recreation, including some very nice camping sites, so including this hike in a weekend of camping is the best way to do it!
K. Hayes
7 months ago
Pretty easy short day hike. Took the trail to the fire tower from the trailhead near the checkpoint. Slow climb until the last half mile or so where it gets steep. The trail is well marked and only takes a few hours. The view from the fire tower is really beautiful and worth the trip. Saw a lot of young kids enjoying the trail as well.
Ashley Peterson
8 months ago
Beautiful views. There was a pretty steep part of the climb, but well worth it.
Ray Kluender
8 months ago
Easy hike with a pretty last half mile or so and nice views from the peak, but most of the trail weaves between bogs and there are an ungodly number of Mosquitos.
Bring bug spray!
Dylan Stanclift
8 months ago
love it here, fairly easy hike with great views
Aleithia Tombarelli
8 months ago
Didn't like it
Doug La Porte
9 months ago
Doug La Porte
9 months ago
Great but to many bugs
Caroline Macomber
9 months ago
Robyn Skinner Wilkie
10 months ago
I hiked from the main park entrance towards north peak, which didn't look all that far away by the map. It was much further than I expected, and trails were not all well maintained, signs were unclear- listed trail names that weren't on my map?- and there was horse manure everywhere in the middle of the trails. Tons of bugs and walking through all the overgrown grass in the trails made me worry about ticks. Someone later told me that south peak is much more enjoyable hike. Seems like a nice park and its enormous, I didn't have the time to explore more, but will definitely give it another chance.
Samantha McCarty
1 year ago
I've done this one many times. Great way to hang out with some friends on a hot day!
Jesse Carlson
2 years ago
Just like my last review, I hiked the Pawtuckaway South Ridge, starting at the trailhead at Round Pound road. The little parking lot was cleared of all snow, despite the snow on the ground. The trails seemed well enough maintained. Make sure you bring crampons, though, that trail was one long sheet of ice. My only complaint was the sign after the initial hike in from Round Pound Road that should have been at Round Pound to say where the South Ridge trail was, was missing at the time of my hike. I knew the trail hugged the lake, so it was easy to find it, just a little confusing at first. The white trail blazes were easy enough to follow, and from there all the signage remained in tacked. The woods and hills with this beautiful winding trail were absolutely wonderful. I think I like this trail in the winter more than the summer. The views from the top of the South Ridge were beautiful on the sunny clear day that I hiked it. I would totally recommend this hike to anyone looking to do a relatively easy winter hike. It look me one hour and ten minutes to ascend, then one hour to descend. Oh, another thing that might be good to note: the trails were empty of other people. The only person I saw through the whole hike was a lady at the trailhead when I was done. I hiked at noon on a Tuesday.
Leah Megan
2 years ago
Trails were well marked, but could use some maintenance.

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