Fayette County High School's own Evan Veasey is striking a high note with more than just his aspiring music career - he's now the proud recipient of a cool $1,000 scholarship from City contractor ClearWater Solutions (CWS). In a move blending civic engagement with corporate support, the City of Fayetteville and CWS have jointly announced Veasey's win, emphasizing their commitment to fostering local talent and future entrepreneurs.

Dreams of breaking into the music industry can be hefty, but Veasey's goals are now set on a firmer foundation as he preps to delve into the world of Music Production - the scholarship from CWS a welcome aid to the ambitious senior, according to city officials.

Veasey, who is likely to be seen these days with a mix of excitement and determination etched on his face, is not simply stopping at this monetary accolade; he's envisioning a future where his artistry and entrepreneurial spirit can blend, resonate, and eventually amplify through the echelons of the music industry—a potent reminder that the rhythm of dreams knows no bounds, and certainly does not confine itself to the classroom walls.

As Fayetteville's taps and toilets keep flowing without hiccup, it's ClearWater Solutions, managing the mundane yet critical water and sewer utilities for the city, that has decided to make a splash outside their usual purview, investing in the burgeoning potential of their community’s youth—because sometimes, support for the arts can spring from the most grounded of places.