09/23/2026
πΎπA little country, a lot of class!ππΎ
Help us cheer on our Barbour County student agriculture teacher, Laney Burns, as she proudly serves as a Mountain State Forest Festival Princess! ππ²
Barbour County is mighty proud of you, Laney! πππΎ
Announcing Princess Laney Grace Burns! π
Princess Laney Grace Burns was appointed by Director General Nathaniel Bonnell. She is the daughter of Mark and Stephanie Burns of Parsons. She is the granddaughter of Paul and Gwendolyn Burns of Parsons and Danny and Phyllis Carr of Hambleton. Princess Laney has one brother, Tanner Burns, and one sister, Samantha Blamble. Laney is a 2024 graduate of Tucker County High School, where she was a member of the National Honor Society, student council president, a class representative, and was in the Top 10 Percent of her graduating class. She was FFA president, vice president, secretary and treasurer. She also served as the football videographer, Boys & Girls basketball statistician, and participated in the Tucker County Fair as a livestock showman and exhibitor. In the fall, she will be a senior at West Virginia University, where she is a member of Sigma Alpha Agriculture Sorority, serving as leadership chairman, as well as WVU Collegiate FFA, WVU Collegiate Farm Bureau, and the National Association of Agricultural Educators. She also serves as West Virginia FFA State Vice President and is a student teacher at Philip Barbour High School.