Countdown to the Crown: Miss Northeast Arkansas Brooke Caraway speaks about speed painting
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Miss Northeast Arkansas Brooke Caraway is competing in the upcoming 2025 Miss Arkansas Pageant.
Caraway joined KARK 4 News at 4 to speak about competing in Miss Arkansas this year and also discussed her community service initiation Learn to Lead, Live to Serve.
Miss Greater Jonesboro Brooke Caraway is learning to lead and living to serve
She spoke about her talent, which is speed painting and also said that she has traveled to 31 states, 13 countries and has met Taylor Swift.
Caraway will be part of the excitement on the Miss Arkansas Pageant coming up on Saturday, June 14, and airing on KARK.
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