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  2023 MRDP Application

  Miss Rain Day 2022 Isabelle Tedrow
  First Runner Up – Bryn Lahew
  Second Runner Up – Addie Palko
  Top Interview – Bryn Lahew
  Sportswear – Isabelle Tedrow
  Top Talent – Addie Palko
  Top Evening Gown – Isabelle Tedrow
  Scholastic Achievement – Adysan Kern
  Rain Maker – Bryn Lahew
  Miss Photogenic – Isabelle Tedrow
  Pageantry Spirit – Bryn Lahew
  Miss Personality – Adysan Kern
  Bryn Patton Smile Award – Bryn Lahew
  Rain Drop Award – Morgan Ankrom
  Kelly Smotzer Memorial Award – Lacey Ryan
  Remo C. Bertugli Memorial Award – Adysan Kern
  John O’Hara Essay Award – Isabelle Tedrow

  2022 WANB Miss Rain Day Interviews
  Lacey Ryan
  Morgan Ankrom
  Isabelle Tedrow
  Adysan Kern
  Bryn Lahew
  Addison Palko
  Miss Rain Day 2021 Emily Bennett

  
  
   

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  2021 Miss Rain Day looks back on reign and service to community

  Miss Rain Day 2022 Crowned

  Additions to Ryerson Station State Park making a splash

  Rain Day in the Parks Returns for 2022

  Rain Day Contests

  Meet Wayne Drop

  Rain Day Hat Bet

  Rain Day Contestants

  Six young women vie for Miss Rain Day title

  Seven young ladies to compete for 2021 Miss Rain Day title

  GreeneSaver MRD Edition

  Miss Rain Day 2020 reflects on unique year of royalty

  Chamber director prepares for unique Christmas parade

  County enjoys Reverse Christmas Parade

  

2022 Sponsors
In memory of Nancy Davis, friend and long-time supporter of RDSI, the MIss Rain Day Pageant and the Westmoreland County Community College Tuition Scholarship. L-R: Larry Frank, Claire Kreider - Miss Rain Day 2015 and Nancy Davis.
Quote from Westmoreland County Community College President Dr. Tuesday Stanley: “On behalf of our Greene County Education Center, Westmoreland County Community College is pleased to offer a tuition scholarship to this year’s Miss Rain Day pageant winner. The scholarship may be applied to any of WCCC’s 65 associate degree programs that prepare students for careers or provide the first two years of the bachelor’s degree."

The Greene County Tourist Promotion Agency provided grant funding for this event.