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Ashley Springer, Morgan Sorge crowned Miss Wausau Area 2027 winners

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Source: Wausau Pilot and Review

WAUSAU ? The Miss Wausau Area Scholarship Organization has two new representatives. Ashley Springer was crowned Miss Wausau Area 2027, and Morgan Sorge was named Miss Wausau Area’s Teen 2027. Twelve young women took the stage Nov. 7 at the UW Center for Civic Engagement to highlight their community service initiatives, talents and communication skills. Both Miss Wausau and Miss Wausau Area’s Teen contestants competed in five phases: interview, talent, evening gown, health and fitness and an on-stage question. Springer and Sorge will represent the Wausau area through community involvement, service initiatives and appearances before moving on to the state competition in June. Meet Ashley Springer Springer is a senior studying violin performance and arts management at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Her community service initiative is titled “ColorSound ?

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