Fairview News

Judy Oxford said she has wanted to be Circuit Court judge for a while, and when there was an opening decided to run.

Earlier today President Barack Obama announced Tennessee was among nine other states granted a waiver from the 10-year-old Elementary and Secondary Act , also known as No Child Left Behind.

Three candidates are vying for a single opportunity to be 21st Judicial District Circuit Court Judge.

State environmental inspectors continue to investigate the source of oil seeping into Brush Creek from an undiscovered source in Fairview.

Bob Brinkman of Franklin, a Meals on Wheels volunteer, delivers a meal to Walter Hethcoat at his Fairview home.

Williamson County left the state bowling tournament last weekend in Smyrna without a title as two-time Division II champion Casey Pope finished second.

When bad weather blew into Williamson County nearly two weeks ago, the Williamson County Emergency Management Agency had a chance to test an updated warning system.

Bicycle and pedestrian projects in eight Middle Tennessee communities have been awarded a combined $2.5 million in federal funds by the Nashville Metropolitan Planning Organization.

The budget, transportation, redistricting and upcoming bills were topics Williamson County legislators touched on briefly at the Williamson County / Franklin Chamber January lunch.

New members of the Fairview Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Board join city leaders in a photo with U.S. Congressman Marsha Blackburn following the January 17 Chamber Business Breakfast.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam recently announced Safe Routes to School funding totaling $1.6 for 10 municipalities in Tennessee.

Don Lampley and the rest of the Shriners clowns are always popular sights at area parades.

For our benefit, Volunteer Income Tax Assistance is provided by Williamson County United Way at the Fairview Public Library.