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Miss Greene County 2026, Emma Cook
Official Local Preliminary to Miss Tennessee
🩷 Advocate for Kids and Communities
🏠 Founder of
💃🏼 D1A Dancer & Vandy Tap That
🎓 Vanderbilt Student & RA

Happy ! When people hear the word “fitness,” they often think of workouts and exercise. While movement is an important ...
06/11/2026

Happy !

When people hear the word “fitness,” they often think of workouts and exercise. While movement is an important part of my life as a Division I collegiate dancer, I’ve learned that true wellness is so much more than that.

For me, wellness means finding balance between academics, leadership, service, dance, and taking care of myself. It means making time for movement, prioritizing sleep, giving myself grace, and investing in relationships and activities that bring purpose to my life.

The initiative reminds us that wellness isn’t one-size-fits-all. It’s about creating healthy habits that allow us to become the best version of ourselves—physically, mentally, and emotionally.

How are you prioritizing your wellness this week? ✨

Join me in Nashville, June 18-20 as I compete for the title of Miss Tennessee: misstennessee.org/tickets

Honored and grateful to be featured in The Greeneville Sun alongside such an incredible group of young women as we prepa...
06/10/2026

Honored and grateful to be featured in The Greeneville Sun alongside such an incredible group of young women as we prepare for the 2026 Miss Tennessee Competition!

A heartfelt thank you to The Greeneville Sun for highlighting the contestants from Greene County and sharing our stories with the community. I am proud to represent Greene County and to have the opportunity to compete for the job of Miss Tennessee while advocating for a cause that means so much to me.

As state week approaches, I am thankful for every person who has supported me, encouraged me, and believed in me throughout this journey. Your kindness, prayers, and support mean more than you know.
I can’t wait to take the stage in Nashville and represent Greene County with pride!

Transformation Tuesday 🤍When people think about the Miss America Opportunity, they often think about the crown. But for ...
06/09/2026

Transformation Tuesday 🤍

When people think about the Miss America Opportunity, they often think about the crown. But for me, the greatest transformation has happened behind the scenes.

Over the years, this organization has helped me develop skills that will impact me long after my year of service is over. Through interviews, appearances, community service, and leadership opportunities, I have grown from a shy young girl into a confident leader who isn’t afraid to use her voice.

The Miss America Opportunity has strengthened my communication skills, taught me the value of time management, and shown me what it means to lead with purpose. It has helped me turn ideas into action through my mentoring initiative, opened doors to incredible opportunities, and given me the confidence to pursue big dreams—from Vanderbilt University and leadership roles on campus to my goal of attending law school.

Most importantly, it has taught me that growth happens when you are willing to step outside your comfort zone, work hard, and believe in yourself.
The crown may be temporary, but the lessons, skills, and confidence gained through this organization will last a lifetime.

Join me in Nashville, June 18-20 as I compete for the title of Miss Tennessee: misstennessee.org/tickets

Miss America Monday 🤍Long before I ever stepped on a Miss Tennessee stage, I was the little girl sitting on the floor ho...
06/08/2026

Miss America Monday 🤍

Long before I ever stepped on a Miss Tennessee stage, I was the little girl sitting on the floor holding my mom’s crown and listening to stories from her year as Miss Maine.

Those stories taught me that the Miss America Opportunity was never just about competition—it was about scholarship, service, sisterhood, and leadership.
Today, I am grateful to be writing my own chapter in that story.

As I begin the countdown to Miss Tennessee, I’m reminded of how fortunate I am to be part of an organization that empowers women to serve their communities, pursue their goals, and make a difference.

And that little girl who once dreamed of this moment? She’s still smiling.

8 days until Miss Tennessee 2026! Join me in Nashville, June 18-20 as I compete for the title of Miss Tennessee: misstennessee.org/tickets

Little Sister then. Titleholder now. Looking back, some of my greatest lessons came from watching the women I admired le...
06/05/2026

Little Sister then. Titleholder now.

Looking back, some of my greatest lessons came from watching the women I admired lead with grace, serve with purpose, and dream big. Here are 5 things I learned growing up in the Miss America Little Sister Program!

1. Dreams are worth chasing.
As a Little Sister, I had the chance to watch incredible women pursue their goals with determination and grace. They taught me that big dreams are possible when you’re willing to work for them.

2. Confidence comes from being yourself.
The titleholders I looked up to weren’t successful because they were perfect—they were successful because they embraced who they were and shared their unique gifts with others.

3. Kindness leaves a lasting impact.
Some of my favorite memories aren’t from being on stage—they’re from the titleholders who took time to talk with me, encourage me, and make me feel special. Their kindness showed me the power of uplifting others.

4. Scholarship opens doors.
Growing up in the program taught me that education is something to be celebrated. Watching young women earn scholarships and pursue their goals inspired me to prioritize my own academic journey.

5. The crown is just the beginning.
I learned early on that the Miss America Opportunity is about so much more than a title. It’s about service, leadership, character, and using your platform to make a difference in your community.

Looking back, the Little Sister Program gave me so much more than fun memories and sparkling crowns. It gave me role models, confidence, lifelong friendships, and a front-row seat to what it means to lead with purpose. Now, getting to experience this journey myself makes those lessons even more meaningful.

Thankful Thursday ❤️Today, I’m feeling incredibly grateful for every single person who has supported me as I work to rai...
06/05/2026

Thankful Thursday ❤️

Today, I’m feeling incredibly grateful for every single person who has supported me as I work to raise money for the American Heart Association through the Miss America organization’s partnership with Go Red for Women. Your donations, encouragement, shares, messages, and prayers truly mean more than you know.

The American Heart Association does so much to support heart health education, research, advocacy, and awareness for women and families across the country. Being able to use this journey to support a cause that impacts so many lives is such an honor.

Thank you for believing in me and helping make a difference one donation at a time. Together, we are supporting a mission that saves lives. ❤️

If you would like to support the cause, you can donate here: http://spot.fund/pmgqz58sc

06/03/2026

Wellness Wednesday

A reminder that every workout counts — even the ones that aren’t perfect.

The early mornings. The tired days. The quick workouts squeezed between classes, meetings, practices, and life. It all matters more than you think. Progress is built in the moments when you choose to keep going.

Move your body, take care of your mind, and give yourself grace along the way.

Mentoring Matters Monday 🤍I had the opportunity to spend time with the wonderful students in Miss Richardson’s first gra...
06/01/2026

Mentoring Matters Monday 🤍

I had the opportunity to spend time with the wonderful students in Miss Richardson’s first grade class, and my heart is so full. After reading “Oh, The Places You’ll Go,” we talked about dreaming big, setting goals, learning from failure, and continuing to push through obstacles even when things feel hard.

One of my favorite parts of mentoring is reminding young students that success is not about being perfect — it’s about continuing to try, continuing to grow, and believing in yourself even on the difficult days.

These students reminded me that encouragement matters, kind words matter, and sometimes all it takes is one person believing in you to help you keep going. So grateful for opportunities like this to share the importance of mentorship, resilience, and chasing your dreams.

The places they’ll go are endless.

06/01/2026

Scholarship Sunday 🤍

When people think about the 4 points of the crown, service is often the one that feels most personal to me. It’s never been about checking a box or earning hours — service has simply always been a part of my life.

From volunteering with the Ronald McDonald House Charities since I was a little girl, to serving on Teen Board in high school, to mentoring students today through Mentoring Matters, I’ve learned that the smallest acts of kindness can leave the biggest impact.

Service has shaped who I am, taught me empathy, and shown me the power of simply showing up for others. Whether it’s reading in classrooms, mentoring young students, or supporting families walking through difficult seasons, I’ve realized that true service starts with connection.

The crown may represent scholarship, style, service, and success — but for me, service is the heart behind it all. ✨

05/29/2026

Fun Fact Friday ❤️🏠

Most people don’t know that I’ve been volunteering with the Ronald McDonald House since I was just 7 years old.

It all started when representatives from the Ronald McDonald House visited my first-grade classroom. I couldn’t have imagined then that one presentation would introduce me to an organization that would become such an important part of my life.

Over the years, what began as a volunteer opportunity turned into a family tradition. From serving meals and collecting donations to volunteering at events, my entire family has found ways to get involved. Some of my favorite memories have been made while serving alongside the people I love most.

As I got older, my involvement grew too. In high school, I had the privilege of serving on the Ronald McDonald House Teen Board, which allowed me to take a more active role in supporting families and helping further the organization’s mission.

For nearly 15 years, the Ronald McDonald House has taught me the power of kindness, compassion, and showing up for others during difficult moments. It has shaped my heart for service and inspired so much of the work I do today.

It’s amazing to think that a visit to my first-grade classroom sparked a passion that has stayed with me all these years later—and one that my family and I are still proud to be part of today. ❤️✨

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