A new Miss Georgia and Miss Georgia's Teen were crowned Saturday night, marking the 80th anniversary of the state’s premier scholarship pageant.

THOMASVILLE — After several attempts, Macy Taylor graced the Miss Georgia stage last weekend as the reigning Miss Thomasville with her sister Mia by her side.

♦ Miss Georgia’s Teen Reagan Moore, 15, received $9,600 which includes recognition as Preliminary and Overall Evening Gown winner; and Preliminary Talent winner.

The 20-year-old Miss Central Georgia representative says she is proud to be a direct descendant of the Muscogee Creek Nation and that she wants to share it with the world.

The 80th Annual Miss Georgia and Miss Georgia’s Teen Scholarship Competitions concluded on June 14 at the RiverCenter for the Performing Arts in historic Columbus.

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) – The 80th Miss Georgia and Miss Georgia Teen Competition has made it’s way back to Columbus, Georgia. This year’s competition is more unique than usual.These… ...

The preliminary rounds of the 2025 Miss Georgia Scholarship Competition have officially begun.

Miss Monday's aurora borealis? There's a chance to see the Northern Lights in Georgia Monday night due to a strong burst of energy from the sun.

THOMASVILLE — On Saturday, June 21 at 6:00 p.m. the stage of Thomasville Municipal Auditorium will glow once more as the Miss Thomasville Scholarship Program celebrates 77 years of competition.

The Ole Miss baseball team beat Georgia Tech in the Oxford Regional to avoid elimination in the 2025 NCAA Tournament.