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• 2021 ICC Most Beautiful Pageant set for Apr. 22

              Approximately 40 contestants will compete for the title of Itawamba Community College’s Most Beautiful 2021, Apr. 22, at 7 p.m. at the W.O. Benjamin Fine Arts Center auditorium at the Fulton Campus.             They include McKinley Dean, Miranda Paige Flippo, Lauren Wickline, all of Aberdeen; Carli Cole, Kailey Cox, Sydney Elkin, Hailey Anna Page, all of Amory; Reagan Kuykendall of Belmont; Elisabeth “Reese” Frady of Columbus; Samantha Sharp of Corinth; Makenzie Hamilton of Ecru; Lillie Grace Burton of Eupora; Brianna Faith Grice, Abigail McDaniel, both of French Camp; Ashton Bryan, Madison Collins, Grace Wiginton, all of Fulton; Kella Brooke O’Brian of Golden; Sydney Duggar of Guntown; Haley Makamson of Houston; McKenzie Stamper of Mantachie; Isabella Lynn Graves, Cassie Harville,  Sydney Scribner, all of Mooreville; Gracie Minich of Nettleton; Alexis Faith Kent of New Albany; Morgan Lee, Lydia Walker, both of Olive Branch; Kinley Lindsay of Oxford; Brianna Ball, Mabry Chamblee, Abbey Montgomery, Anna Claire Warren, all of Pontotoc; Kenndie Kiarra Gamble, Leah Irwin, both of Saltillo; A’jalauh Caldwell of Sherman; Lauren Mitchell of ...
• ICC's Most Beautiful 2024 pageant set for Feb. 15

              More than 50 contestants will compete for the title of Itawamba Community College’s Most Beautiful 2024, Feb. 15 at 6 p.m. at the W.O. Benjamin Fine Arts Center auditorium on the Fulton Campus.             They include Kylee Smith of Abbeville; Khellia McIntosh, Stephanie Riddle, both of Aberdeen; Olivia Miller of Ackerman; Reese Griffith, Jolie Bishop, Laney Howell, all of Amory; Dominique Jones of Baldwyn; Anna Claire Gant, Alexis Dickinson, both of Batesville; Don’Neica Key, Brandi Deloach, both of Caledonia; Allie Vance of Columbus; Ahselyn Isbell of Corinth; Shelby Woods of Dorsey; Annasia Berry of Ecru; Chloe Digby of Fulton; Alivia Harris of Golden; Lowery Tayor, Hallie Gosa, Madison Mitchell, Katelyn West, all of Hamilton; Holly Pettit of Houston; Jordan Springer, Elissa Texada, Morgan Hamlin, all of Mooreville; Isabella Childers of Myrtle; Madalynnn Minica, Lucy Vaughn, both of Nettleton; Alea Hudson of New Albany; Katelyn Lewis, Kensley Woolbright, both of New Hope; Liana Logan of Oxford; Ella Huey, Nealee Turner, Riley Wardlaw, Shelby Tigner, Anna Jenkins, Anna Beth Brown, Sadie Stegall, Karlee Tallant,  Maggie Caldwell, Karson Mitchell, Jasmier Coleman, all ...
• 2019 ICC Most Beautiful Pageant set for Feb. 12

              The 2019 Itawamba Community College Most Beautiful Pageant is scheduled for 7 p.m., Feb. 12, at the W.O. Benjamin Fine Arts Center auditorium at the Fulton Campus.             Awards to be presented include 2019 Most Beautiful; first, second, third and fourth alternates; Top 10; People’s Choice Award; Most Social Award; Miss Congeniality; Most Photogenic and Most Ad Sales.             Special guests will be Miss Mississippi 2018 Asya Branch and Miss Mississippi Teen USA Kaylee Brooke McCollum, who is currently an ICC student; and ICC Most Beautiful 2018 Jada Standifer.             Tickets are available for $7 at www.iccms.edu/tickets.             The pageant is sponsored by ICC Alumni Affairs and Foundation.             For more information, contact Dr. Jan Reid-Bunch, executive director, at jrbunch@iccms.edu or (662) 862-8035.
• ICC selects Most Beautiful, alternates at Feb. 1 pageant

  Rylie Ozbirn of New Albany was selected as Itawamba Community College’s Most Beautiful 2023-24 at the conclusion of the annual pageant, which was Feb. 1 at the Fulton Campus. Winners include Sharicka Martin of Shannon, Most Photogenic; Sarah Kate Thompson of Potts Camp, fourth alternate; Alexis “Lexi” Tabbs of Red Bay, Ala., second alternate; Emma Grace Allen of Fulton, first alternate; Mary Morgan Lyle of Tupelo, third alternate; and Kaitlyn Plunkett of Fulton, Crowd Favorite. As Most Beautiful, Ozbirn will represent the College at multiple events throughout the year. All winners receive a scholarship presented by the Itawamba Community College Foundation, Inc. The event was sponsored by ICC’s The Global Experience. 
• 32 contestants vie for 2019 ICC Most Beautiful title

              The 2019 Itawamba Community College Most Beautiful Pageant is scheduled for 7 p.m., Feb. 12, at the W.O. Benjamin Fine Arts Center auditorium at the Fulton Campus.             Contestants include Tayler Gladney of Aberdeen; Gabby Smith of Amory; Mattie Pettigo of Baldwyn; Karman Starks of Bruce; Carly Belue of Caledonia; Kelsi Speed of Columbus; Kayla Pritchett, Nadia Robinson, both of Eupora; Madilyn Jenkins of Fulton; Hannah Faith Cox of Guntown; Hannah Rooks of Hamilton; Grace Ann Kennedy of Hatley; Jordan Harmon of Houston; Tyrunda Williams of Laurel; Anna Claire Tate of Mooreville; Hailey Wooldridge of Nettleton; Becca Childers, Sanders Goode, Carly Hill, Josi Hill, all of New Albany; Georgia Akers, Jazlyn Eaton, Kirklyn Finney, Kassidy Young, all of Pontotoc; Brooke Chidester of Saltillo; Da’Sha McKinley of Shannon; Angela Stanford of Smithville; Stephanie Kennedy of Tremont; Helen McDougal, Jasman Mitchell and Destiny Vaughn, all of Tupelo.             Awards to be presented include 2019 Most Beautiful; first, second, third and fourth alternates; Top 10; People’s Choice Award; Most Social Award; Miss Congeniality; Most Photogenic and Most Ad ...
• ICC's Patterson selected state MAACE Administrator of Year

             Linzy Patterson of Amory, director of adult education at Itawamba Community College, has been selected as the recipient of the 2021-22 Mississippi Association of Adult and Community Education Administrator of the Year award.             In January 2018, Patterson joined ICC’s Adult Education department as an instructor at the Amory WIN Center, and in 2019-20, he was transferred to the Belden Center to serve as lead instructor. During this time, he was a member of the state SmartStart professional development committee as well as the TABE Frequently Asked Questions Manual committee. In August 2021, he was promoted to ICC’s director of adult education.             Patterson began his professional career with the Amory School District in 2010, serving as a special education instructor along with assistant football, soccer and tennis coach. He was selected as Teacher of the Year for the 2014-15 school year.             Patterson’s nominator for the award said, “Having come from a special education background, he is especially sensitive to the needs of those students. He has established connections with community groups, including the Regional ...