DOTHAN, AL (WDNews) — Mary Morgan Jackson of Skipperville has been crowned the 2025 Little Miss National Peanut Festival.
The annual pageant, held October 11 at the Dothan Civic Center, featured 45 contestants from across the Wiregrass. Jackson, contestant #38, won over judges with her charm, poise, and joyful spirit.
Mary Morgan Jackson
She will serve as a youth ambassador for the National Peanut Festival throughout the year, participating in parades, community events, and educational programs celebrating agriculture and local pride.
Joining her on the royal court are:
• 1st Runner-Up: #15 Ansley Brooke Seale, Little Miss Dothan
• 2nd Runner-Up: #41 Ella Casey, Little Miss Taylor
• 3rd Runner-Up: #9 Mary Reese Lewis, Little Miss Cottonwood
• 4th Runner-Up: #20 Millie Smith, Little Miss Geneva
“These young ladies represent the heart of the Wiregrass,” said Phillip Tidwell, National Peanut Festival President. “Their smiles, kindness, and enthusiasm remind us why this tradition continues to be so special.”
Tidwell added that the Little Miss Pageant remains a beloved part of the festival’s long-standing history.
“It’s about more than just a crown,” he said. “It’s about celebrating community pride, leadership, and the agricultural roots that bring us all together.”
The Little Miss Pageant continues to serve as a reminder of the Wiregrass region’s spirit, where family, tradition, and community come first.
For more information, visit www.nationalpeanutfestival.com or follow @NationalPeanutFestival on social media.
