CIRCLEVILLE, OH – As the Circleville Pumpkin Show approaches, candidates for the title of Miss Pumpkin Show eagerly prepare for the festivities.

Bre Anderson, a 17-year-old student at New Hope Christian Academy, is one of the participants. Her parents are Abbey Scherer and Doug Anderson. In addition to her studies, Bre is actively involved in cheerleading, serves as student body president, volunteers, plays softball, and participates in 4-H and nursing school.

When asked what it means to be chosen by her peers to represent her school, Bre said she was proud to be a role model. “It is an honor to represent my school and community,” she said.

Bre’s motivation to become Miss Pumpkin Show comes from her fond memories of the event. “I think of a fun festival that I look forward to every year,” she said, recalling her favorite moment when she was crowned Little Miss in first grade.

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Her favorite Pumpkin Show treat? “Apple cider slushes and cheese on a stick,” she declared, highlighting the festival’s delicious offerings. She described the event as “a festival in the fall, with rides, food, competitions and big parades every night.”

If given the opportunity to improve the Pumpkin Show, Bre would suggest “more space for more people,” highlighting the community’s eagerness to participate. As queen, she plans to promote the festival by sharing her experiences on social media and encouraging greater involvement.

Bre considers her mother to be the most influential person in her life and notes her unwavering support and encouragement. “She has done so much for me,” Bre said.

One of her proudest achievements is her journey as a nursing student, which laid a foundation for her future.

As the Pumpkin Show approaches, participants like Bre Anderson exemplify the spirit of the festival, combining community pride with personal ambition.