Nov. 5, 2025

EP: 8 "All The Candy”

EP: 8 "All The Candy”

Welcome to Episode 8 of Hello Fairview, your local podcast made right here in Fairview, for people in Fairview and the surrounding areas.  This is a weekly show, released every Wednesday, featuring stories that aim to inform and inspire.  Local Radio stations 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.  You are a producer of this show; you are not the product, because your time and attention are not being sold to advertisers for value.  Some shows will be longer, others shorter, but I will do my best to keep things relevant. 

 

Traffic Time

Normal Busy, Cumberland, and 100 have been better for sure. There will be more closures, and we will see how things go because they are not giving us a plan; they are just telling us about a week in advance, at most. There will likely be some more grading and drainage work to make the turn lane into Cumberland from 100, so we will see how those closures go throughout the week. They are having to build culverts on the East- and westbound sides to widen the road, along with some mini-bridges.  You may have also seen some lane closures around the city as Middle TN Electric prepares for winter by trimming trees along all powerlines.  It looks like Halloween didn’t cause any traffic backups, and in Castleberry, there were a lot fewer cars and trick-or-treaters.

 

Redlight Update – We currently still have three (Old Cox, Publix, & Walmart). Still, we will soon be getting one at the new City Center Entrance and at the Cumberland and 100 intersection when that expansion occurs. I’m not sure how it will help or hurt yet, but I hope the crossing guard can control it during the morning and evening school rush.

City Center – There will still be some construction closures here and there.

 

Future Projects – I still need to learn more about this project because I don't know what the costs of these sidewalks will be, and I want to understand whether it will be worth it when the dust settles and the road gets widened, only to have them torn up and replaced again.  I know we are stuck in a loop where we are not big enough to expand. 

 

We’re Growin

City News

Commissioner Update – The Health Department, which is open across from the Elementary school and has recently been renovated, is ready to help.  They have a stock of vaccines if needed, as well as other medical services. Please go and check them out.

 

The Fairview Police Department Shop with A Cop Applications are still open. Applications can be picked up at the Fairview Police Department starting today, 8 am to 4 pm. Applications must be completed in full, along with the participant information form for each child, and returned no later than 4 pm on November 14th.  We continue to give thanks to our community and local businesses for their support of this cause throughout the year through fundraising and donations.  Donations can be made at any time as we continue preparing for this year’s and next year's programs. Donations can be dropped off at City Hall, the Police Department, or mailed to the City of Fairview, P.O. Box 69, Fairview, TN 37062.

 

Real Estate Update (8 Property Transfers)

 

Price

Subdivision

Address

City

Zipcode

$300,000

Adams Preserve Pb 81 Pg 81

7120 Mapleside Ln

Fairview

37062

$307,500

Rolling Acres Sec 4 Pb 7 Pg 72

7115 Tupelo Dr

Fairview,

37062

$318,000

Chester Est Sec 2 Pb 6 Pg 11

7205 Birch Bark Dr

Fairview

37062

$449,990

Cumberland Estates Ph6 Pb 82 Pg 135

7003 Sully Ct

Fairview

37062

$1,015,000

Aden Woods Ph4 Pb 85 Pg 126

7788 Bear Trace Rd

Fairview

37062

$350,000

Fernvale Heights Ph 3 Pb 25 Pg 122

7616 Hudlow Ct

Fairview

37062

$345,000

Cedarcrest Ph1 Pb 84 Pg 55

7144 Cedarcrest Ln

Fairview

37062

$1,644,559

Bowie Meadows Ph1 Pb 85 Pg 127

7456 Cox Run Dr

Fairview

37062

 

 

Recap from the Last Meetings

YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/@CityofFairviewTN

Calendar

https://www.fairview-tn.org/calendar/

a.        2040 Plan Map

a.        https://play.champds.com/ATT/fairviewtn/2025-10/ad94377284ba90c3d183e7836541f7c3a44d40b0.pdf

b.        2040 Legacy Map

a.        https://play.champds.com/ATT/fairviewtn/2025-10/e45c5c0545ba033a3a8edb956a8f887956a4502f.pdf

 

Board of Zoning Appeals

a.        No Meetings

Planning Commission

b.        No Meetings (Last one on 10-14 was a big one, 183 Homes Approved)

Board of Commissioners

a.        The Board of Commissioners is meeting tomorrow November 6th, at 7 PM

b.        Agenda Published

c.        https://play.champds.com/fairviewtn/event/18

d.        Old Business

a.        Second and Final Reading, Ordinance 2025-20, Rezoning - Fairview Boulevard Rezoning a 111.66 (+/-) acre parcel located south of Fairview Boulevard and west of Pinewood Road, consisting of Williamson County Tax Map 070 Parcel 005.01 from RS-40 (Single Family Residential) to RS-10 (Single Family Residential), Property Owner: Carl Walker. (City Planner)

b.        Second and Final Reading, Ordinance 2025-21, Rezoning - Old Franklin Road Rezoning a 10.07 (+/-) acre parcel located south of Old Franklin Road and east of Knottingham Drive, consisting of Williamson County Tax Map 046 Parcel 054.02 From RS-40 (Single Family Residential) to R-20 (One And Two Family Residential), Property Owner: Wilissam Inv. Services. (City Planner)

c.        Second and Final Reading, Ordinance 2025-22, Rezoning - 1550 Hwy 96 N by Rezoning a 7.26 (+/-) acre parcel located at 1550 Highway 96 N, consisting of Williamson County Tax Map 019 Parcel 002.00 From RS-40 (Single Family Residential) to IG (Industrial General), Property Owner: Deborah Hubbert. (City Planner)

e.        New Business

a.        Ordinance 2025-23 by Rezoning a 3.73 (+/-) acre parcel located at 7111 Harrison Drive, consisting of Williamson County Tax Map 042G Group A, Parcel 018.00, From RS-40 (Single Family Residential) to RS-10 (Single Family Residential), Property Owner: Mary Curle. (City Planner)

b.        Ordinance 2025-24 by Rezoning a 3.17 (+/-) acre parcel located at 7104 Hall Road, consisting of Williamson County Tax Map 043D Group A, Parcel 010.00, From RS-40 (Single Family Residential) to RS-15 (Single Family Residential), Property Owner: Innovated Construction Co LLC. (City Planner)

f.           Discussion - 2026 Meeting Dates

g.         Commissioner RoundTable Updates

 

Next Meetings

Planning Commission

h.        No new meetings until November 18th  (No Agenda Yet)

Board of Commissioners

1.        No new meetings until November 6th and 20th  (Partial Agendas)

Board of Commissioners Town Hall

1.        January 29th 2026

Parks and Landscape Board

1.        November 3rd   at 700PM at Fairview Historic Village (Triangle School)

Around Town Coffee

1.        November 12th at 700PM Location “The Pearl”

 

Beer Board

November 6th at 630PM One Applicant (Only happens when an applicant applies)

Darshan Chudgar with PADMA LLC (dba TMART), 1528 Hwy 96 N, Fairview, TN, for an Off-Premises Beer Permit. (The Shell Station at the I-40 Exit on 96 at the Red Light.  They had to list that they are 1.2 miles from the nearest school, church, day care, or nursery, which is Loblolly Preschool.  An off-premises permit, which means you can sell beer that will be consumed somewhere else, unlike an on-premises permit that a bar or restaurant would hold.

https://play.champds.com/fairviewtn/event/19 

 

Future - Zoning 101

Annexation: Join Fairview City, pay more in taxes.  Half of our requests involve simultaneous Rezone and Annexation applications.

Rezone: I would like to change the zoning so we can put more houses on a property of convert it to something Commercial and Industrial.

 

The State of TN (Not In Order)

1.        Big election day across the US, with elections for some governors, congress members, propositions, and many other races. 

2.        The government is still shut down, so things are getting wild at airports, and people needing SNAP food assistance are all over the US now.  TN has been trying to help fund programs that feed people while the federal government is down.

3.        The Secretary of State found that 42 possible non-citizens voted in the state's 4.3 million votes in the 2024 election.

4.        No more new news spots in  Memphis. The National Guard is still doing things.

5.        December 2 will be the final special election for the 7th District US House Seat, with Aftyn Behn for the Democrats and Matt Van Epps for the Republicans, based on the primary results.  More news of them going back and forth now for this potential seat in a couple of weeks.

6.        Cool Link to some of the Budget Hearings from yesterday.  https://app.vidcast.io/playlists/f1584ab1-5ef0-4642-b355-8da88fbc5903

7.        Music City Loop is still digging a hole and drilling things.

8.        Airport released a video about a new Terminal Two, which will have around 70 more gates on 300 acres south of the airport and is scheduled to start around 2038.  https://www.wsmv.com/2025/10/27/nashville-airport-announces-plans-double-size-with-new-terminal/

 

The Bills https://www.capitol.tn.gov/legislation/ 

Here is what we have for this week—nothing super cool or detailed, but the agenda for today was interesting, with all the companies taking part and what they do.  I have heard of some of these, but many are new names, and it makes me wonder what's up with some of them, too, and how much money is being sent their way.

 

Correction

1. Centurion of Tennessee, LLC

General Services

2. SSOE, Inc.

Health Facilities Commission

3. D&S Diversified Technologies, LLP

Health

4. Inductive Health Informatics, LLC

Mental Health

5. EaaSy US Holdco, LLC dba ENFRA MCC, LLC

Human Services

6. Alliance Enterprises, Inc.

7. Evident Change

Secretary of State

8. Coughlan Companies, LLC dba Capstone and Capstone Classroom

9. Dorger Software Architects, Inc.

Education

10. Cambium Assessment, Inc.

11. NCS Pearson, Inc.

Agriculture

12. MXI Environmental Services, LLC

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency

13. Beacon Technologies, Inc.

TennCare

14. UnitedHealthcare Community Plan

15. Volunteer State Health Plan dba BlueCare Tennessee

16. Wellpoint Tennessee, Inc.

17. Volunteer State Health Plan dba BlueCare Tennessee, 'TennCare Select'

18. OptumRx, Inc.

19. Council for Affordable Quality Healthcare, Inc.

20. Equifax Workforce Solutions, LLC

21. Keystone Peer Review Organization, LLC

22. KPMG, LLP

23. Mercer Health and Benefits, LLC

24. NTT DATA State Health Consulting, LLC

 

Time

Type

Event or Committee

Calendar/Agenda

November 5th 10:00 AM  CST

Joint

Fiscal Review

Click to view Meeting Agenda

November 5th 1:00 PM  CST

Joint

Federal Education Deregulation Cooperation Task Force

Click to view Meeting Agenda

November 13th 11:00 AM  CST

Joint

State Building Commission

No Agenda

 

How’s the hill, weather report

Back to it, How’s the hill?  Passable. Fall is rocking, but it is moving to below freezing real soon.  With lows this weekend on Sunday and Monday in the 20s with highs in the 40s, you need to take off your hoses before the weekend freeze.  Then they are guessing highs of the 60s with lows of the 40s the rest of the week.

 

New Businesses

Nothing New was spotted.  Ace Hardware is still brewing.  There is still an open slot at Publix in Bowie Commons.  Other than that, I spotted nothing new this week, and I'm waiting to see what else is coming.

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 (Not Earlier, as other posts have posted) at Meseck Chiropractor and Fairview Fresh Deli for their life-changing Apple Fritters, located down the road from Publix.  So many good places to get local beef and pork, breads and treats, local fruits and vegetables, along with some hot sauce, fishing lures, and other holiday gifts this time of the year.

 

Brick and Mortar Highlight https://www.indeed.com/companies/best-companies-in-Fairview,-TN

MJ and Sons Wrecker Service

This is our local towing company, used by most people.  I have had to use them a couple of times, and they are responsive and get the job done, that’s what you need when you need a tow.  Their quote  Your go to choice for towing and recovery since 1989!  You can call the rest but choose the best! That’s M.J. & SON Wrecker Service, trusted by families and businesses for over 35 years!”

https://www.facebook.com/mjandsonwreckerservice/ https://mjsonwreckersrvc.weebly.com/

 

Local Business Highlight

Doughy Duos

https://www.facebook.com/p/DoughyDuos-61557942869000/ https://www.instagram.com/doughyduos/?hl=en

This is another one of our regular local Farmers’ Market vendors.  This mother-daughter team makes fresh Sourdough Breads, from plain to jalapeno cheese, that will take a grilled cheese to the next level.  Their treats are also excellent, from their Chocolate Chip cookies to their specialty loaves, cinnamon rolls, and you never know what type of bread there will be, from Pumpkins to Mummies, just a week ago.

 

Job Openings

City – Police Officer

City  – Associate Planner https://www.fairview-tn.org/news-updates/job-opportunity-associate-planner/

Walmart – Multiple

Cornerstone Financial Credit Union – Teller Universal Associate

Publix – Pharmacy Technician

Dunkin  - Crew Member

Boys and Girls Club – Membership Coordinator (Part Time)

Subway – Sandwich Artist (2x)

The Pearl - Caregiver-Assisted Living and Memory Care

Taco Bell – Food Champion – Closing

Pizza Hut – Team Member

Sonic – Crew Member

McDonald's - Floor Supervisor

Tractor Supply Co – Team Member

Marmon Holdings – Assembler

Hardee’s – Team Member

Destination Pet LLC - Animal Care Attendant

 

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

Vicksburg Road - Name Origin

During the Civil War, Vicksburg on the Mississippi River was a key battle that turned the tide of the war when the Confederate Army surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant on July 4, 1863. This was a vital link in the supply line between the North and the South. This victory also split the Confederate Army in half, which was the beginning of the end of the war.

 

Upcoming Events

Recap

Nothing since last week.  Check out the calendar —we have some of the new Bowie Events and the Plays for FMS and FHS.

 

New

FHS Theater – “Rumors” by Neil Simon

November 6th, 7:00 pm

November 7th, 7:00 pm

November 8th, 2:00 pm

November 8th, 7:00 pm 

Bowie – November 6th, 10-11 AM Volunteer Orientation

Bowie – November 8th 2-3 PM Playground Pop-Up

Dickson - The 2025 Veterans Day parade will take place on Sunday, November 9, in downtown Dickson at 10:00 a.m.

Country – November 10th, 2025, Marine Corps 250th Birthday.

Franklin - November 11th, 2025, at 11 AM (Great Timing) (Veterans Day)

Bowie – November 12th, 10-1130AM and 1-230PM Bowie Home School on Mammals, Myths and Mammal Survival (Full)

Bowie – November 13th – Kindness Rock Painting

Town - November 15th, 2025, at 9 AM – 3 PM  Fall Market at the High School.

Town – November 15th, 2025, GraceWorks Mobile food pantry at the Middle School from 8-10AM or until Food Runs out. https://www.graceworkstn.org/services/mobile-food-pantry/

Bowie – November 18th & 19th – Intro to FeederWatch

Bowie – November 21st 1-2 PM – Leaf Critter Craft

Bowie – November 22nd – Bowie Book Club

Bowie – November 24th 12-3 PM Volunteer Opportunity – Cider and Service Day

City – Christmas Tree Lighting Dec 5th at 5 PM

City - Christmas Parade – December 6th at 10 AM

FMS Theater – “Addams Family”

Thu. Dec 11th 2025, 6:00 pm

Fri. Dec 12th 2025, 6:00 pm

Sat. Dec 13th 2025, 2:00 pm

Sat. Dec 13th 2025, 6:00 pm

Sun. Dec 14th 2025, 2:00 pm

 

Community Calendars

Fairview City https://www.fairview-tn.org/calendar/

Bowie Park https://www.bowiepark.org/events-schedule/

WCS Schools https://www.wcs.edu/about-us/calendar

WES https://wes.wcs.edu/calendar

FES https://fes.wcs.edu/calendar

FES PTO https://fespto.membershiptoolkit.com/home

FMS https://fms.wcs.edu/calendar

FHS https://fhs.wcs.edu/calendar

Williamson County Schools Photos Link

https://infocus.wcs.edu/photos

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 some cheer programs and recreation teams for Baseball, Basketball, Football, and others. There is a thriving Girl Scout and Scouts BSA Programs in Fairview. There are many recreation and travel teams.  If you have a homeschooler, always check the Bowie Park schedule for clubs that meet there.  There is also LaLa’s Dance Studio and Elevate Gymnastics and Cheer.  There is also an excellent Taekwondo and Jujitsu school that teaches more than just moves, called Vigilance Martial Arts.  We also have a great wrestling program with some summer options.

 

School News

School Schedule

No School on November 24th – 28th for Thanksgiving

 

Hawks and Tigers News – We need your help if you would like to write a weekly note that we will read each week on how things are going. No New News since last week.

 

Falcon News –The Fundraiser on November 18th will be McTeacher night at our local McDonald’s from 1630-1930. 15% of food sales and 100% of apple pie sales will go to the school.  FMS PTO is starting to sell 24” and 36” wreaths and will be picked up at LaLa’s Dance Studio on 12/1 from 5-730PM https://out.smore.com/e/crm0z/iYI_yn?__$u__ . The book fair is going on this week: the 5th for 6th Graders, the 5th for 7th Graders, and the 6th for 8th Graders.  Just on the 4th, there was a Wrestling Match at Woodland and a Home Basketball game against Harpeth Middle School.  On November 6th, there will be an Honors Orchestra Performance, a Home Basketball game against Columbia, and a Home Wrestling Match against Thompson’s Station.

The Addams Family Musical will be:

Thu. Dec 11th 2025, 6:00 pm

Fri. Dec 12th 2025, 6:00 pm

Sat. Dec 13th 2025, 2:00 pm

Sat. Dec 13th 2025, 6:00 pm

Sun. Dec 14th 2025, 2:00 pm

Get tickets here: https://www.onthestage.tickets/show/fairview-middle-school/68a5fe373106501004e31f69

Veterans Day Assembly at Fairview High School on November 11th.  Bowling Tryouts will be on Tuesday, December 9th at 330 at the Franklin Entertainment Center.

 

Support the Theater here

https://www.onthestage.tickets/fairview-middle-school/campaigns/program-ad-sales-5297?ots-cmpgn-refer=CAMPAIGN-5&utm_source=OnTheStage&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=PATRONEMAIL

Middle School Fundraiser Link https://out.smore.com/e/crm0z/4rmThe Th1zx?__$u__ 

Jacket News – The games against Waverly last week didn’t disappoint, with a 2-point conversion for the win in the last seconds of the game.  Fairview won by scoring 15 points in the final 6 minutes, including a 2-point conversion with about 30 seconds left in the game. Final score Fairview 29, Waverly 28, and Fairview clinches a Region 6 Championship! November 6th is another championship game at home against Stratford at 7 PM, so be there—it could be the last game of the season or the 2nd-to-last if they win and keep going.  Fairview is at Fairview (8-2) and Stratford (3-6) so wish them all the luck to get there.  If you are not into Football and dig the theater, you can see the first showing of “Rumors” by Neil Simon at 7 PM on the 6th.  The Pep Rally is on November 7th during the day, and at 7 pm is another showing of Rumors.  Then this weekend, on the 8th at 2PM and 7PM, you can see the show again.  This is the week the Fall market is on, November 15th, from 9 AM to 3 PM. This is a great place to do your Christmas shopping, just like our weekly only Farmers Market, to support local businesses.  Every Friday this School year, Kona Ice and Tom’s Coffee will be there at lunchtime.  Senior Portraits and Senior Ads are due by November 21, 2025.  November 21st is Career Day.  ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) is scheduled for December 9th at 8 AM in the Learning Lab. If you are thinking about joining the military, this is a must-have, and this score will determine what jobs you can pick from at each branch. Looks like the High School bowling team is rolling with practices on Nov 13th and 20th, and you will be making some trips to Thunder Alley in Dickson to get your Roll on!  Are you in 8th–12th grade and looking for a creative outlet this winter? Join us for an unforgettable season inspired by the hit Broadway musical Waitress! Tryout Dates: November 14th, 17th, and 21st, 4:30 PM – 7:30 PM. Regular Rehearsals: Mondays & Fridays, 4:30 PM – 7:30 PM. No experience necessary—bring your energy and enthusiasm! Tryouts and rehearsals take place at Fairview High School. If you have a student who is going to start driving this year, you need to email the Principal to get the Schoology link to take the “Checkpoints Driver Training” (Don’t forget their parking pass, which is $15.00 per year.)

Fairview High School Theater “Rumors”

https://www.onthestage.tickets/show/fairview-high-school1/68a726cdc531c41006453777/tickets#/productions-view

 

Jacket Fundraiser

https://www.givebacks.com/shop/stores/42df7483-5c2e-4b58-9b3f-b9dc4c60497b/items/79b16bd4edd98c

Parking Permit - Stuff

https://www.wcs.edu/cms/lib/TN50000578/Centricity/Domain/776/student%20parking%20agreement.pdf

https://www.wcs.edu/cms/lib/TN50000578/Centricity/Domain/776/student%20parking%20application.pdf

https://www.wcs.edu/cms/lib/TN50000578/Centricity/Domain/776/Safe%20Driving%20Social%20Contract.pdf

 

Faith Moment

If you have not heard of the Patriot Academy, I suggest learning more, especially if you have kids and want to raise them to be godly citizens.  This is a sermon that Rick Green did at the Awaken Church and this talks about some of the founding of the country and this is just the first half but there are hours of content related to this.

Biblical Citizenship in America - Rick Green

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h968gqy4du4 

Welcome back. If you want to learn more, I suggest going to Patriot Academy and go and track and Rick Green talks and learn more about the founding of our country and the values that were baked into our constitution and government and how we can make a better future.  What they are doing with young people is amazing with mock halls of congress where they learn how things actually happen in government.

https://www.patriotacademy.com/ 

Another essential reference for Biblical Citizenship is the Founder’s Bible, which walks through the history of our nation and its founders and references the Bible.  Want to see the letter that was first referenced in “Separation of Church and State” from Thomas Jefferson to the Danbury Baptists that was used to prove that Christianity doesn’t belong in government.  https://thefoundersbible.com/ 

The letter:

https://www.loc.gov/loc/lcib/9806/danpre.html 

Donations

 

On the Donations front, nothing new from Fountain.  We will have other payment options soon, just waiting for the tax man 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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