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Miss Rodeo USA 2024, already no stranger to Georgia, set to open Kiwanis Rodeo
As is tradition, the reigning Miss Rodeo USA Kaelanne Quinonez is in Statesboro this week making various appearances at local businesses who are supporting the rodeo through sponsorships. Above, Quinonez, center, is shown with Becky Sanders and Justin Sam
As is tradition, the reigning Miss Rodeo USA Kaelanne Quinonez is in Statesboro this week making various appearances at local businesses who are supporting the rodeo through sponsorships. Above, Quinonez, center, is shown with Becky Sanders and Justin Samples with Visit Statesboro outside the Visit office on South Main St. (SPECIAL)
Miss Rodeo USA 2024 Kaelanne Quinonez didn’t grow up on a ranch – rather in a suburban area along the central coast of California – but she started riding horses at the age of 4 and later made central Texas her home. This week she’s in Georgia to promote the Statesboro Kiwanis Rodeo and to help open all three shows.
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