EP: 33 "The Magic Number Again”
Welcome to Episode 33 of Hello Fairview, your local podcast made right here in Fairview, for people in Fairview, TN, and the surrounding areas. This is a weekly show, released every Wednesday, featuring stories that aim to inform and inspire. Local Radio stations and newspapers don’t exist in small towns like ours, so we will use Hello Fairview to fill that void with news related to Fairview. This is a Value for Value podcast, which means you contribute what you can based on the value you receive. This concept was founded by the PodFather himself, Adam Curry, and his Co-host, John C. Dvorak of the No Agenda Show, over 18 years ago.
Currently, this is a one-man operation, so if you have any ideas, events, business opportunities, or job openings, please don't hesitate to let me know. Use the contact form on the website, and we will work to get updates into the next episode. You are a producer of this show; you are not the product, because your time and attention are not being sold to advertisers for their value. Some shows will be longer, others shorter, and I'll keep things relevant.
Traffic Time
Construction Busy, where you can wait 5-20 minutes in the morning and the afternoon to make a left and sometimes a right turn on 100 from Old Cox to the Rec Center. The sidewalk project is from Bowie Park to the Rec Center. The road closures have also been further down towards the Rec Center and School, as those drains are installed. There have been a lot of problems with school pickup times, as they are not done before 230, when things start getting busy. It’s truly Luck of the draw if there is a lane closure each day on 100, good luck!
Construction Update for our Two Projects
Williamson SR-100 3.00 5.50 Maintenance Work 05-11-2026 Monday 9AM - 3PM Flagging Operation ["East","West"] SR-100 LM 3-5 CNZ164 Sidewalk Project
Williamson SR-100 3.76 3.88 Utility Work 05-15-2026 Friday 9AM - 3PM Single Lane ["South"] SR-100 LM 3 Relocating Gas Main
Redlight Update – We currently still have five (Old Cox, Publix, Walmart, 2 at I-40). Still, we will soon be getting one at the new City Center Entrance and at the Cumberland and 100 intersections when that expansion occurs. I’m not sure how it will help or hurt yet, but I hope the crossing guard can manage it during the morning and evening school rush hours.
City Center – They are digging over there again near the road, which appears to still be some utility work, and with the mountain of fill dirt in the back, it will be a while before we see something cool happen. There are now some traffic counters as we head towards and away from City Center for a traffic study, I’m guessing.
We’re Growing
City New
Election Day was this week, and we have some Primary Results
https://www.williamsoncounty-tn.gov/DocumentCenter/View/115/Official-Voting-District-Map-?bidId=
Andy Marshall is becoming the Republican nominee for mayor. And Ricky D Jones will be the candidate for the Country Commissioner, with just 15 votes separating them.
Candidate | Votes | Percent |
Andy Marshall | 12,864 | 54.39% |
Mary Smith | 10,787 | 45.61% |
Candidate | Votes | Percent |
Ricky D Jones | 1,188 | 36.61% |
Andrew Mitchell | 1,173 | 36.15% |
Lisa Hayes | 884 | 27.24% |
We’re excited to announce the artist lineup for this year’s celebration!
Headliner: Rubriks Groove performs at 7pm
Bringing you the best of pop, rock, and hip-hop hits from the 80s & 90s!
School of Rock Nashville performs at 2:30pm – Showcasing incredible young musicians playing some of your favorite hits
Brian Rhea performs at 3:30pm – A talented local singer-songwriter performing familiar favorites
Kolby Oakly performs at 5pm – A rising local country/rock artist who’s sure to get you on your feet
Houses
Homes for Sale – 234 from 228 since last week.
Same highs and lows from last week, too.
Highest 3.900 Million, 5.62 (Instead of 70), 5 Bed, 5.5 Bath, 8,400 Sqft (This took out the 3.495 Million Dollar House)
https://www.crye-leike.com/p/7725-Caney-Fork-Rd-Fairview-TN-37062/dmgid_181867312
Lowest $248,995 (Price Reduced, No Acres, 2 Bed, 2 Full and 1 Partial Bath, 1280 Sqft
https://www.crye-leike.com/p/7213-Rosemary-Ct-Fairview-TN-37062/dmgid_182888371
Sold Report
| Period
| Homes Sold
| Max
| Min
| Average
|
| March 30 to April 2, 2026
| 4 | $ 939,748
| $ 375,000
| $ 704,487
|
603
$7,830,000
$13,100
$680,623
| Homes Sold
| April 13-17, 2026-
|
| Max
| December 30, 2024
|
| Min
| |
| Average
|
City Stuff
YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@CityofFairviewTN
Calendar
https://www.fairview-tn.org/calendar/
a. Development Code Final Draft
b. Development Code Final Draft – Zoning Map
c. Development Code Final Draft Street Types
d. 2040 Plan
a. https://www.fairview-tn.org/content/uploads/resources/Fairview-2040-Comprensive-Plan.pdf
Town Meetings Updates
It has been a couple of weeks since comments were disabled on Facebook posts, and only Facebook Live Streams still have them.
Board of Zoning Appeals
1. No New meetings since the last show
Planning Commission
">a. 10-14-25, 183 Homes Approved
">b. 11-18-25, 163 more homes approved
">c. 12-9-25, 70 ish
">d. 1-13-26, 102 (14, 73, 9, 6)
">e. 2-10-26 (14)
">f. 2-17-26 57 (~50, 2, ?, 5~)
">g. 4-14-26 127 (14 + 113)
">2. May 12th at 7 PM at our Town Hall – No Agenda Yet
Board of Commissioners
May 7th and 21st at 7 PM at our Town Hall
RECAP May 7th Board of Commissioners
2. Roll Call
3. Prayer and Pledge
4. Mayor Comments
5. Citizen Comments (limited to the first 5 citizens to sign in and a limit of 3 minutes each)
6. Approval of Agenda
7. Public Announcements, Awards and Recognitions
a. City Events
c. Armada Futbol Club
a. City Manager Report
a. Minutes from April 16, 2026, BOC Work Session
b. Minutes from April 16, 2026, BOC Regular Meeting
10.Old Business - None
11.New Business
a. Resolution 24-26
ii. Resolution 24-26 Police Training Facility.pdf
iii. 11-C-520-2018.pdf
iv. 12-C-550-2018.pdf
v. Exhibit A.pdf
vi. Exhibit B.pdf
b. Resolution 26-26
ii. Resolution 26-26 ARPA Amendment.pdf
iii. ARPA Stormwater Improvement Amendment.pdf
iv. 336-896_Cumberland_Drive_04022026.pdf
v. 57-24.pdf
c. Resolution 27-26
ii. Resolution 27-26 _SDA Belvoir Phase 2_.pdf
iii. SUBDIVISION DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT - Belvoir Ph2.pdf
d. Ordinance 2026-08
ii. Ordinance 2026-08 FY 26 Amended Budget.pdf
12.Roundtable: Mayor and Commissioners
13.Meeting Adjournment
Board of Commissioners Town Hall
April 30th, 2026, at 7 PM at our Town Hall, and then not another one until July 30th.
Recap of April 30th
There is no Agenda for these, but they are typically just Citizen Comments, sometimes.
Community Announcements & Events
- Mother's Day Fundraiser:A bouquet bar fundraiser will take place on May 8th and 9th. It is sponsored by Fairview Nutrition and Sterm Properties, and the proceeds will support the Fairview Police Department's "Shop with a Cop" program.
- Park Scholarships:The Friends of Bowie Park presented funds to support a summer camp scholarship program.
- Invest Fairview Dinner:A fundraising event will be held on Friday, May 15th, at Camp Marymount to help cover the costs of the city's ice storm cleanup. Tickets are $100 per person.
- Local Theater:The Fairview Community Theater is hosting a play during the weekend of May 8th.
- Sports Victory:The Lady Falcons Middle School softball team recently won the Williamson County Middle School Association Championship.
Disaster Response & Infrastructure
- Emergency Management Review:Resident Larry Webb, a retired fire chief with disaster management experience, formally requested that the city conduct a detailed after-action review of its response to the recent ice storm.
- Service Limitations:Webb noted that residents on streets not yet officially accepted by the city, such as those in the Goodwin Farm subdivision, were denied disaster debris cleanup services.
- Fire Mitigation Needs:Warnings were raised regarding the need for a comprehensive fire mitigation plan for Bowie Park and wildland interface areas. Risks have increased due to recent drought conditions, storm debris, and the presence of pine leaf borers.
- Detention Ponds:Discussions revealed that many local detention ponds are failing to manage water effectively due to silt buildup, posing a risk of flooding.
- Park Reopening and Cleanup:Bowie Nature Park officially reopened the morning of the meeting, though visitors are advised to stay on the trails. Public works crews, currently down to four members, are still using chippers to clear roadside debris across the city.
Proposed Emergency Room Facilities
- New ER Proposals:Two healthcare organizations, Ascension and HCA/TriStar, are seeking to open freestanding emergency rooms in Fairview.
- Addressing Concerns:Commissioners addressed residents’ concerns about noise and traffic, clarifying that helicopters would be used only for critical, life-saving transports and that ambulances would primarily transfer stabilized patients to other hospitals.
- Community Benefits:Supporters emphasized that a local ER would save lives by stabilizing patients before transport, saving critical time compared to driving to neighboring counties. One resident shared a personal story of surviving a venomous snakebite because she reached a freestanding ER in time.
- Certificate of Need Hearing:A state board will hold a Certificate of Need hearing regarding the proposed ERs on Wednesday, May 27th, at 9:00 a.m. at the Cordell Hull building in Nashville.
City Governance & Resident Concerns
Parks and Landscape Board
May 4th , at 7 PM at the Fairview Historical Village – No Notes
Around Town Coffee
May 13th, 2026, Location TBD
Beer Board
No New meetings planned
The State of TN (Not In Order)
1. The top of the news is the Redistricting based on the previous week’s Supreme Court Decision Summary.
b. Key Aspects of the Decision
c. The Ruling: The Court held that the 2024 Louisiana map, which created a second majority-Black district to comply with lower court orders, relied too heavily on race.
d. Section 2 Impact: While not explicitly overturning Section 2 of the VRA, the ruling makes it harder to prove violations, requiring evidence that states intentionally used race in a way that violates the 14th Amendment's Equal Protection Clause.
e. "Snake" District Invalidated: The Court's conservative majority (opinion by Justice Alito) deemed the map's 6th Congressional District an unconstitutional racial gerrymander.
f. Broader Implications: This decision allows Republican officials in other states, including Alabama and Tennessee, to consider redrawing maps to break up districts previously designated as minority-opportunity districts.
g. Immediate Fallout: The ruling primarily affects the 2026 midterm elections and beyond, with potential immediate pressure on Louisiana to draw a new map, though some filing deadlines have already passed.
h. The ruling is a significant victory for challengers who argued the maps were racial gerrymanders, while voting rights advocates argue it weakens the "crown jewel" of the Civil Rights Movement.
2. You can find all kinds of stories about this, but nothing that references the actual bill. It took some digging to find it. HB 7003 - SB 7004, Establishes descriptions of the nine congressional districts beginning on the August 2026 federal primary elections. https://capitol.tn.gov/Bills/114/Fiscal/FM3376.pdf
The proposed legislation will impact 42 counties. For purposes of this analysis, a county is considered impacted if any portion of the county is reassigned to a different congressional district.
Based upon the Secretary of State's June 1, 2025 election statistics report, these specific counties contain 2,308,724 active registered voters.
Based upon information received from the Division of Elections, the cost to print and mail each card is approximately $1.10. Therefore, there will be an increase in local expenditures of $1,904,697 (1,731,543 x $1.10).
The total mandatory increase in local expenditures in FY25-26 will be $3,154,697 ($500,000 overtime + $250,000 system modifications + $500,000 additional election administration costs + $1,904,697 registration cards and postage).
To the extent separate legislation is enacted to require local costs to be reimbursed by the state, the estimated expenditures above would be covered by state funds
3Found this link today for the redistricting research, and I think it stands out if you want to know what’s assed without any media spin. https://legiscan.com/TN/legislation?status=passed
On May 7th alone, these were signed by the governor. We can see Grace Retired and was recognized for her contributions. Recognizing the Ravenwood High School boys' JV soccer team, TSSAA Division 1, Class AA, District 10 JV tournament champion, HB 1271, as introduced, declares that the policy of this state is that here are only two sexes, a biological male and a biological female. - Amends TCA Title 1, Title 3, Title 4, Title 5, Title 6, Title 7, and Title 8 to Etowah Boy Scout Troop 74, 100th anniversary, and about 50 other things just on May 7th.
The Bills
Nothing is going on other than a Fiscal review.
Just need to have both of these up at the same time and scroll through them. Would be interesting because they both have to list metrics on each other to justify the need that way, along with public support, and to show there is a gap in medical care.
https://www.tn.gov/hfc/hfc-calender/2026/5/27/health-facilities-commission-meeting-may-2026.html
Event
May 27, 2026
9:00 am
Cordell Legislative Building
425 Rep John Lewis Way N.
Nashville, TN 37243
Senate Hearing Room 1
Relevant to this section on our Double Trouble for Hospitals in Fairview
https://www.tn.gov/hfc/certificate-of-need-information/deemed-complete-applications.html
Time | Type | Event or Committee | Calendar/Agenda |
May 13th 10:00 AM CDT | Fiscal Review |
I just searched the agenda and picked a company name, and Youth Villages Inc came up. When we talk about any non-profit, you must look at their Form 990, which tells you how much money they made and how they spent it. This is where we can see whether they spend 90% of their salaries and marketing, 10% on their cause, or any combination of the two. We can see they took in 483M and spent 454 M, with 354 M in Assets and 50.2M in liabilities. https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/581716970
Then we can see more detail here: they got 16% of their revenue from contributions and 83% from Program Services they charge for. 273 Million for Wages and 9.9 Million for executive wages.
Key Employees and Officers | Compensation | Related | Other |
Patrick W L (Ceo) | $1,513,424 | $0 | $47,708 |
Hugh A Gre (Cfo) | $745,341 | $0 | $55,902 |
Fred G Th (Cmo) | $644,316 | $0 | $47,708 |
Latonya Pe (Chro) | $421,412 | $0 | $48,402 |
Melanie C Kr (Coo) | $413,545 | $0 | $55,902 |
Robert E Pa (Coo) | $410,793 | $0 | $51,805 |
Edward C R (Cos) | $383,615 | $0 | $47,708 |
Deneen M A (Managing Director Of Finan) | $381,600 | $0 | $55,902 |
Scott Pa (Cio) | $349,239 | $0 | $48,402 |
John N (Managing Director Genera) | $300,960 | $0 | $15,350 |
How’s the hill, weather report
How’s the hill? Passable. We are back to warm with chilly nights. This week, the Weather Guessers are predicting highs from 71 to 81 and lows from 44 to 55.
New Businesses
Nothing New was spotted. Jingo Java moved over by Uncle Lenny’s, and Vigilance Martial Arts moved to Publix. Ace Hardware is getting a lot closer, and they are hiring now, too. There are still a couple of properties for sale around the area. There are now three commercial properties still for sale: one on Drag Strip Rd and Loblolly Pine Blvd, and one beside Citgo on Hwy 96 at I-40. Then three for lease at: 1707, 2305, and 2332 Fairview Blvd.
https://www.loopnet.com/search/commercial-real-estate/fairview-tn/for-sale/
Farmers Market
Make sure to head to the Farmers Market every Saturday Morning, 8 AM to 12 PM, at Meseck Chiropractor and Fairview Fresh Deli Doughnuts, located across the road from Publix. There are so many good places to get breads and treats, local beef and pork, milk and yogurt, local fruits, and vegetables, along with some hot sauce, fishing lures, and other gifts.-
Carr Orthodontics
If you need some extra dental help, this is the place right here in Fairview. We have talked about Fairview Family Dentistry, and they will make their referrals here. I know many parents and kids whose smiles have been transformed here, and they are so happy with the Carr team. If you need to get your smile fixed up, this is the place to go, and it’s just down the road, too. They have their core values listed: Honor - God by training others with respect and compassion, Integrity – Make honest, ethical, and well-intentioned decisions, Excellence – Set high standards, pursue continuous innovation, and strive to surpass average expectations, and Community – Serve others, build quality relationships, and partner with local initiatives.
https://www.carrorthodontics.com/
Job Openings (47 from 46)
https://www.indeed.com/jobs?l=fairview%2C+tn&radius=0&vjk=4e6b105af7ffeaed
1.
City – Police Officer https://www.fairview-tn.org/news-updates/job-opportunity-police-officer/
2.
City – City Planner 77-117k a year https://www.fairview-tn.org/news-updates/job-opportunity-city-planner/
3.
City – Bowie Park Maintenance Crew
4.
Ace Hardware (Managers and Leads)
5.
Iron Lion Entries, LLC - Glazier/Glass Installer
6.
Utiliquest - Utility Line Locator
7.
Fairview Car Wash - Customer Service Attendant
8.
Dollar General – Sales Associate
9.
O’Reilly’s - Delivery Specialist
10.Family Advantage FCU - Teller
11.Boys and Girls Club – Membership Coordinator
12.Top Tier Pup Academy – Canine Caretaker and Play Specialist
13.Jingo Market – Sales Associate/Cashier
14.Dickson Medical Associates – Medical Office Coordinator
15.Walmart – Multiple
16.Brookside Properties – Maintenance Supervisor
17.Covenant Primary Care – Medical Assistant
18.Welch Associates – Customer Service Attendant Fairview Car Wash
19.Cornerstone Financial Credit Union – Teller Universal Associate
20.Publix – Pharmacy Technician
21.Pilot – Cashier + Deli Production Team Member
22.Iron Lion Entries – Windows and Door Install Tech
23.Dunkin - Crew Member
24.Dominos - Delivery Driver
25.Dollar Tree – Customer Service Associate
26.Dollar General - Assistant Store Manager
27.Subway – Sandwich Artist (2x)
28.Big Heart Moving – Mover\Driver
29.The Pearl – PCT Personal Care Technician
30.Taco Bell – Food Champion – Closing
31.Pizza Hut – Team Member
32.Unity Chiropractic - Chiropractic Assistance (Shopping Center by Poppa Johns)
33.Papa Johns – Restaurant Team Member
34.Catalano Management – PT Weekend Crew Member
35.Fairview Animal Clinic – Veterinary Technician
36.Sherman Williams – Bilingual Customer Service Specialist
37.Sonic – Crew Member
38.AMS Seals Inc – Assembly Technician
39.McDonald's – Evening and Closing Crew
40.USIC – Gas Locate Technician
41.SPEG - Assembler
42.Tractor Supply Co – Team Member
43.Marmon Holdings – Assembler
44.Hardee’s – Team Member
45.Destination Pet LLC - Animal Care Attendant
46.Star Physical Therapy – Technician
47.Turners Landscaping – Landscape Laborer
Does anyone else have job postings they would like to share and have read weekly? Just fill out the contact form on the website.
History Nugget
1775
The Transylvania Company, of North Carolina, bought a large tract of land from the Cherokee. Daniel Boone, who worked for the company, traced a path from Virginia (passing through Cumberland Gap) called the “wilderness road” that became the principal road for the new settlements.
Upcoming Events
Our Calendar
https://www.hellofairview.com/p/calendar/
Recap
New
Nothing else was spotted outside of the Sport Calendars.
May 16th – Movie Night at Bowie Park
June 6th – Fishing Rodeo at Veterans Park
July 3rd – 4th of Julys
August 1st – Back-to-School Bash at City Hall
September 19th – Nature Fest
October 10th – Fall Fun Day
October 24th – Trunk or Treat and Movie in the Park
December 4th – Tree Lighting Event at City Hall
December 5th – Christmas Parade (Day Time) - (inclement weather reschedule day December 12th)
Voting Calendar
‘Tis the year for a lot of elections, so knowing when to be where is very important for our town, county, state, and nation.
July 2026
Election - Early Voting for State Primary + County General Fr, 07/17/2026 - Sa, 08/01/2026
August 2026
Elections - Election Day State Primary and County General Th, 08/06/2026
Elections - Early Voting Sa, 08/15/2026 - Su, 08/30/2026
October 2026
Election - Early Voting - Fed and State General + Municipal We, 10/14/2026 - Th, 10/29/2026
November 2026
Election - Election Day Federal & State, and Municipal Tu, 11/03/2026
Text FVAlerts to 888777 to Subscribe.
For the Kids
There are tons of activities and sports in Fairview to keep your kids engaged. There are cheer programs and recreational teams for Baseball, Basketball, Softball, Football, and more. There is a thriving Girl Scout and Scouting America program in Fairview. If you have a homeschooler, always check the Bowie Park schedule for clubs that meet there. If you have kids who are interested in dance, gymnastics, or cheer, please check out LaLa’s Dance Studio and Elevate Gymnastics and Cheer. Vigilance Martial Arts is our local Taekwondo and Jujitsu school that teaches more than moves. The Fairview Jacket Youth Wrestling program has produced some state champions and college scholarship recipients, and it also offers some cool summer programs.
School Schedule
May 21: Last ½ Day for Students; dismissal at 11:20 am.
Hawks and Tigers News – No New News since last week. Both have had their field.
Falcon News – Got the newsletter. The Band and Orchestra performed at Kentucky Kingdom. The 8th Grade Alice in Wonderland Play wrapped up. The Beta Club Ceremony was this week, along with Basketball tryouts and things, and the Academic Awards and Promotion for the 8th graders are lined up.
Giant List of Events
UPCOMING DATES
May 13th and May 15th - 7th Grade Boys YouScience
May 11th - Beta Club Induction Ceremony
May 18th - 6th Grade Academic Awards
May 19th - 7th Grade Academic Awards
May 20th - 8th Grade Promotion and Awards
May 21st - 1/2 day - End of Year PBIS Celebration and 8th Grade Color Parade
Summer Orchestra Camp
Jacket News – Got the Newsletter this week. Fun Fact: Celebrated annually on May 11, Hostess CupCake Day commemorates the 1919 launch of the first commercial cupcake by Indianapolis-based Taggart Baking Company. Originally known as "Chocolate Cup Cakes," these iconic treats—featuring white icing and cream filling—remain a popular snack with millions sold annually, marking their place as a foundational American snack.
AP Testing gets going this week, along with Senior Awards, and Finals will start on the 18th. 11 Theater students were nominated for the Spotlight Awards, which, if they win, could advance to the Jimmy Awards in New York City. So, congratulations to all the nominees. We will see what happens on May 24th. Two Fairview students were recognized for their commitment to join the military, with one enlisting in the Air Force and the other in the National Guard. In July, there will be a band camp, and there will be some Auditions for the Drumline and the Color Guard this week from May 14-19th. The bowling team is expected to prepare for its 2026 fall season from September to December. May 21st is the Volleyball Tryouts. The Fairview Bass Team still has a couple more things to do, as the State Championship will be on May 30th. The men’s soccer team is wrapping up with the semi-finals as we hope to progress into the State Finals at the end of this month. Didn’t see it mentioned for the Tennis team, but there is a State Tournament on May 12th. The track Team had their Sectionals last week, and two Women’s relay teams qualified for State, along with one field athlete.
PTO Elections are coming up https://out.smore.com/e/49z3e/iA7t_H?__$u__
May 4: AP Testing Begins
May 5: NHS Induction - FPAC
May 13: Senior Awards Night - FPAC - 6 pm
May 14: Senior Exams Begin, Academic Pep Rally, Yearbook Signing Day, Senior Grad Walk
May 18: Final Exams Begin
May 21: Last Day for Students 11:20 am dismissal.
May 22: Graduation Practice, Graduation at 7 p.m. on the football field.
Faith Moment
This week, I wanted to say a special Happy Mother’s Day callout. Found this and thought it stood out.
M is for the million things she gave me
O means only that she's growing old
T is for the tears she shed to save me
H is for her heart of purest gold
E is for her eyes with love light shining
R is right, and right she'll always be
Put them all together, and they spell Mother
A word that means the world to me."
Then for our normal Faith Moment I wanted to go back to a presidential quote.
Woodrow Wilson, the 28th president: “A man has deprived himself of the best there is in the world who has deprived himself of this, a knowledge of the Bible. When you have read the Bible, you will know that it is the Word of God, because you will have found it the key to your own heart, your own happiness, and your own duty … America was born a Christian nation. America was born to exemplify that devotion to the elements of righteousness which are derived from the Holy Scriptures.”
Donations
On the Donations front, nothing new from Fountain. We will have other payment options soon; just waiting for the taxman stuff to finish. We covered Fountain and Stripe Setup in the last episode, so a Donate button lets you use your Credit Card and other Payment methods through Stripe.
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EP: 32 "Bowie is Back!!!!”
