McDONOUGH — Educators have long prescribed that an imagination is critical to a child’s development. From the looks of the drawings submitted by more than 250 local students for the Henry County Water Authority’s annual Art Contest, these young artists have vivid imaginations on how to creatively express illustrations of the value water.

The HCWA recently announced the winners of its Imagine A Day Without Water Art Contest. Local students enrolled in K-12 Henry County Schools, private schools, or home schools, were invited to submit an 11x17 drawing that illustrates the importance of water conservation and/or what life would be like without clean, safe drinking water.

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