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From an outsider perspective, pageants often look a lot like an independent competition. Each contestant strides across the stage one by one, performs their talent solo, answers that tricky question individually and so on. After speaking with three sisters who have participated in pageants recently, Kyndle, Madison and Courtney, it became obvious that pageant competitions do not happen in isolation. Rather, each contestant relies heavily on the support of their friends, family and the network of people they've spent months, maybe even years, building. As our sisters poured their hearts into each of their platforms over these past few months, we were honored to support them however we could; and when it came time to watch, we applauded their strength, talent and fierce independence. Kyndle had the opportunity this past December to compete in the Miss Apopka Scholarship Pageant. She began competing her freshmen year of high school, and won numerous awards throughout her
