MISS FAIREST OF THE FAIR ROYALTY 2022 – Members of
the Miss Fairest of the Fair royalty 2022 are first maid, Brett
Toombs, and Brooklyn Polinski, queen. Photo by Ray NanneyMiss Teen Fairest of the Fair Piper DePriestLittle Miss Fairest of the Fair Emma DillinghamLITTLE MISS FAIREST OF THE FAIR (Ages 7-9) – Carroll County’s Little Miss Fairest of the Fair
winners were chosen Sept. 20 at the Carroll County Civic Center. From left are fourth runner-up,
Lily McMackin, 7, daughter of Josh and Sara McMackin of Huntingdon; second runner-up, Collyns
Wood, 9, daughter of Chad and Cassie Wood of Huntingdon; queen, Emma Dillingham, 7, daughter
of Stephanie Clark and John Dillingham of Huntingdon; first maid, Merritt Ghyers, 7, daughter of
Mark and Michelle Ghyers of McKenzie; and third runnier-up, Monique Harvey, 8, daughter of Tina
Shilts and Gregory Harvey, Jr. of Huntingdon.MISS TEEN FAIREST OF THE FAIR (Ages 13-15) – Carroll County Miss Teen Fairest of the Fair winners
were chosen Sept. 19 at the Carroll County Civic Center. From left are fourth runner-up, Chloe
Mitchell, 15, daughter of Janet Mitchell of Huntingdon; second runner-up, Allie Cate Busby, 15,
daughter of Billy and Alicia Busby of Huntingdon; queen, Piper DePriest, 13, daughter of Shane and
Brooke DePriest of Atwood; first runner-up, Stella Higdon, 13, daughter of Josh and Jana Higdon of
Bruceton; and third maid, Laila Scott, 15, daughter of Michael and Latisha Scott of McKenzie.
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EditorTHE CROWNING – Miss Fairest of the Fair 2019 Anna Claire Batte crowns Miss Fairest of the Fair 2022 Brooklyn Polinksi on
Monday night. Photo by Ray Nanney. More coverage next week.
The 2022 Miss Fairest of the Fair royalty was crowned Sept. 19 at the Carroll County Civic Center. The queen is Brooklyn Polinski, 18, of Atwood, daughter of Jessica Estes and Tony Polinski. She was crowned by Anna Claire Batte of Bruceton, 2019 Fairest of the Fair, who is a student at UTM. There has not been any pageants since 2019 at the fair.
Brooklyn is a freshman at Jackson State Community College and is a graduate of West Carroll High School. She has plans to become a registered nurse.
She has green eyes and blond hair. She was attired in a long white dress with an attached train. It was fashioned with a V neckline and beads of various colors on the bodice.
Her mother, the former Jessica Eubanks was Miss Fairest of the Fair 21 years ago.
Brooklyn was asked by the judges who was her favorite person.
She said it was her granny.
“She takes care of the family,” she said.
Brett Toombs,16, daughter of Casey and Johnna Toombs of McKenzie is first maid.
She has blond hair and green eyes and is a junior at McKenzie High School.
She wore a long gold sheath dress that featured a side split and V neckline. In the future she wants to
become an ultra sound tech.
She was asked by the judges what she liked about the people of Carroll County.
“I love the people of Carroll County and if you ever needed anything it would be provided.”
