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  Miss Rain Day 2018 Loren Schroyer
  First Runner Up – Joelle Pahanish
  Second Runner Up – Alison Blair
  
  Top Interview – Loren Schroyer
  Sportswear – Alison Blair
  Top Talent (Tie) – Loren Schroyer & Joelle Pahanish
  Top Evening Gown (Tie) – Alison Blair & Joelle Pahanish
  Scholastic Achievement – Alison Blair
  Rain Drop Awards - Rory Black, Peyton Christopher, & Isabelle Tedrow
  Rain Maker – Loren Schroyer
  Miss Photogenic – Alison Blair
  Pageantry Spirit – Loren Schroyer
  Miss Personality – Rory Black
  Kelly Smotzer Memorial Award – Peyton Christopher
  Bryn Patton Smile Award - Loren Schroyer
  Remo C. Bertugli Memorial Award – Joelle Paganish
  John O’Hara Essay Award – Alison Blair
  

   

  2018 WANB Miss Rain Day Interviews

  Rory Black
  Alison Blair
  Isabelle Tedrow
  Loren Schroyer
  Joelle Pahanish
  Peyton Christopher
  Miss Rain Day 2017 Eden Rogers

   

  2017 Miss Rain Day Interviews

  Lakelynn Martin
  Alizah Roberts
  Eden Rogers
  Rory Black
  Aliceon Clark
  Claire Dursa
  Eden Rogers - Miss Rain Day 2017 - Rain Day Interview
  
  
  

  
  

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  No rain but Rain Day celebration a huge success - 8/3/18

  Rain Day Boys Proclamation Release - 7/31/18

  THE GREENE GAZETTE Rain Day 2018

  Loren Schroyer crowned 2018 Miss Rain Day - 7/27/18

  Eden Rogers passes torch to another Miss Rain Day - 7/27/18

  Waynesburg teen Loren Schroyer crowned new Miss Rain Day - 7/27/18

  Six to compete for 2018 Miss Rain Day - 7/20/18

  Miss Rain Day GC Chamber Ad

   

   

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.