Carroll Community Festival names 2026 senior king and queen

The Carroll Community Festival has selected Robb and Kris Ingram as its 2026 Senior King and Queen; the festival is scheduled for Aug. 14–15 and the crowning will occur at 6 p.m. on Aug. 14.

The Carroll Community Festival Committee has announced its 2026 Senior King and Queen. The honorees are Robb and Kris Ingram, who have lived in the area for 43 years and contributed to local projects and volunteer activities. Robb worked in printing and logistics and retired after more than 25 years. Kris taught students with developmental disabilities for 31 years before retiring. Key details: - The committee selected Robb and Kris Ingram as the 2026 Senior King and Queen. - The Ingrams have lived in the Carroll area for 43 years and have two sons and four grandchildren. - Kris taught at Forest Rose School for 31 years; Robb retired after more than 25 years with North End Press and CEVA Logistics. - They have been active in youth programs, village parks and playground committees, and Shalom United Methodist Church. - The festival is set for Aug. 14–15; the crowning will take place at 6 p.m. on Aug. 14 and they will be featured in the parade at 11 a.m. on Aug. 15. Summary: The selection recognizes a couple with decades of community and church involvement. The Ingrams will be crowned at the festival opening on Aug. 14 and will appear in the festival parade on Aug. 15. Organizers list a festival website, a Facebook page and an email contact for additional information.