(Credit for Photo: Photo Provided with Release Courtesy of McDonald’s)

Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Coraopolis, PA) McDonald’s unveiled artwork created by talented students from Cornell High School and Sto-Rox Junior Senior High School as part of its “Golden Arches Mural Program” in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month at the Coraopolis McDonald’s yesterday.

Vanessa Bosetti was selected as the winning artist and she received an award of $1,000 from McDonald’s.

Bosetti’s artwork was transformed into a mural and it is displayed at the McDonald’s restaurant located at 1010 4th Avenue in Coraopolis.

The art departments at Cornell High School and Sto-Rox Junior Senior High School also received a grant of $500 to support future creative endeavors.

Art students from Cornell High School and Sto-Rox Junior Senior High School were invited to participate in the “Golden Arches Mural Program,” partnering with local McDonald’s Owner/Operator Sam Nwagbo.

Students were challenged to create works of art that blends the McDonald’s nostalgia with their unique interpretation of Coraopolis, which showcases their personal connection to the city.

Bosetti’s winning artwork was transformed into a 5-foot-by-5-foot mural and it was unveiled during yesterday’s celebration.

Her piece will stay on display at the Coraopolis restaurant along with artwork created by other participating students, which showcases the commitment that McDonald’s has to celebrate creativity and culture in the communities that it serves.