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Loyal Corn Festival candidates announced

Loyal Corn Festival candidates announced Loyal Corn Festival candidates announced

Young ladies competing for the title of Little Corn Fest Royalty include (front, l-r) Emilee Mercier, Adalynn Schecklman, Morgan McFarlane, Tawnee Olson, (back left) Lilly Mennenga and (back right) Jayna Dix. Noelle Teschner (back center) is the sole Loyal Corn Fest Royalty contestant, sponsored by Big 5 Home Inspection. These ladies will sell Corn Fest buttons and raffle tickets throughout the summer at local businesses and events. The royalty coronation will be Aug. 25 at 6 p.m. at the Loyal American Legion.

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