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Purpose:

To help deserving Williamson County students pursue undergraduate studies.

The Award:

The Williamson County Fair will award two (2) or more one (1) year scholarships, with the total monies not to exceed $4,000 (paid after the recipient satisfactorily completes his/her 1st college semester and obtains at least a 2.75 GPA), and will be paid directly to the college or institution of higher learning in which students are enrolled.

In memory and in honor of "Mr. Bill" Veevers, the Fair Board initiated an additional new scholarship in 2022 to be provided annually to the most outstanding applicant who exemplifies community service. Mr. Bill served as Facilities & Logistics Chair from its return in 2005 until his passing in October after the August, 2021 fair. This is a one (1) year scholarship of $2,500.

2023 Scholarship Winners Coming Soon!



Leah Kennedy after winning the bill veneers memorial scholarship.  Shown with her family and Cherry Lane Darken.

2022 Inaugural recipient of the "Bill Veevers Memorial Scholarship" - Leah Kennedy

Pictured (left to right): Leah's father, Leslie Kennedy, Mrs. (Bill) Anne Veevers, Leah Kennedy, Leah's mother, Lisa Kennedy, and Scholarships Committee Chair, Cherry Lane Darken.

2022 Scholarship Recipients

TJ Williams with Cherry Lane Darken after receiving one of the 2022 scholarships

T.J. Williams

Lydia McCollum with Cherry Lane Darken receiving her 2022 scholarship award

Lydia McCollum

Eleanor Israel - winner of one of 2022 scholarships

Eleanor Israel


The W.C. Fair Board implemented a Scholarship Program in 2013, which was open to high school seniors and then current college freshmen. In 2014, and going forward, scholarships are available to existing high school seniors only. This program was established to show the youth of our county the value of being involved in their community. Providing scholarship funds as a token of appreciation for their involvement with the fair is one way we are able to acknowledge their service and show them how much they are appreciated by the Board. The Scholarship Committee received six (6) applications and unanimously agreed to award funding to each applicant for the 2013 inaugural process. $7,800 in scholarships were awarded to the Williamson County students. To date we have awarded 31 scholarships valuing $44,800.

Prior Scholarship Winners

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