Hello Burleson County! I’m Hadleigh Novosad, the 16-year-old daughter of Cody and Tammie Novosad. They have instilled a deep love for our community, and I am very grateful for the values they’ve passed down. I have poured my heart into academics and extracurriculars at Caldwell High School, where I will be a senior in the fall. Ranking in the top 10 of my class, I am determined to excel. I’m honored to currently serve as the Student Council President, Caldwell 4-H Vice President, NHS Secretary, Caldwell FFA Treasurer, Class of 2025 Treasurer, and CHS Cheer Captain. I am a member of Elizabeth Lutheran Church and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. After high school, I plan to attend Texas A&M University and study Business at Mays Business School.
I am honored to represent Caldwell FFA and Caldwell 4-H Club as their 2024-25 Burleson County Fair Queen Candidate. My roots in agriculture run deep. I began my involvement with BCFA in the 3rd grade, where I showed commercial heifers, participated in livestock judging, and entered a quilt and baked goods into the creative living competition. The following year, I added showing market steers and purchased my first halter heifer. I’ve also enjoyed being a BCFA Buddy and Bucket Calf Mentor. Over the past eight years, learning the value of hard work and dedication throughout my participation in these projects is my greatest accomplishment.
Now, I'm setting my sights on a new adventure—the title of Burleson County Fair Queen. This role would allow me to combine my love for our community with my passion for service and leadership, and I couldn't be more excited about the opportunity to represent our county as a BCFA Fair Queen Candidate. I would appreciate y’all’s support, and look forward to this experience!