Meet Allie Peagler, the sparkly, glitter-loving half of Team 11! A lifelong resident of Pierce County, Allie spent part of her high school years as a Wayne County Yellow Jacket—but her heart has always bled blue and silver… and a little red and black too! She proudly graduated from the University of Georgia in 2023 with her Bachelor of Arts from the Grady College of Journalism. You may know Allie from her business, Glam & Glow, where she offers spray tans, makeup services, and special event hairstyling. Or perhaps you recognize her as Jolly the Elf, a festive role she’s embraced for the past five Christmas seasons, bringing joy to children across southeast Georgia. Allie’s entrepreneurial spirit reflects her passion for using her talents to help others look, feel, and be their best, and creating opportunities to create and share joy! Allie’s heart for giving back shines through in everything she does—whether it’s volunteering, offering a helping hand, or sharing a kind word with a stranger. She’s a proud Believer, mental health advocate, animal lover, coffee enthusiast, and passionate music fan. Inspired by Maya Angelou, Allie lives by the words: “My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style.” So put on your boogie shoes — Allie hopes you’re ready to dance the night away!

Allie Peagler

Scott S. Mattox hails from Blackshear, Georgia.  He is a graduate of Pierce County High as well as Valdosta State University (BA Marketing).  Scott is the son of Shelby Mattox and Brenda Gail Mattox.  He has one sister Gina Mattox Walker,  Warren Walker (Brother-in-law), and Garrison Walker (nephew).  Scott enjoys his career serving as Agency Manager of Ware County Farm Bureau.  Working with Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance for 23 years, He has also served members in Wayne and Appling Counites.  Scott attends First Baptist Church of Blackshear.   He’s an active Deacon, Sunday School teacher, Usher, and Missions team member.  In his free time,  he loves the outdoors (Deer, Rabbit, and Turkey Hunting), Georgia Football,  and traveling.  Scott currently holds the Pierce County record for longest wild turkey beard length of 14.25 inches per National Wild Turkey Federation records.  Glorifying the Lord Jesus Christ is Scott’s primary daily goal.  Through this Dancing With the Southern Stars opportunity,  he can help our community with such a vital need through the Magnolia House Shelter for Abused Persons.