The Fairview Town Crier

The Fairview Town Crier Covering the people of and events in the Fairview area since 1997. We mail to every household in Fairview, Gerton and parts of Fletcher, North Carolina.

A non-profit community newspaper founded in 1995 as a means of communicating within our local area. Fairview is a thriving rural community bustling in organic farming, the arts, and downhome goodness. What we lack is a Town Square... which is why we have the Town Crier. For news and information about Fairview, NC check the Fairview Town Crier Website at https://fairviewtowncrier.com

09/17/2025

The Crier visited Spring Mountain Community Center last month for their annual picnic. Check out this video of our visit, which includes updates about storm repairs to the property.

UPDATE: THE OWNER HAS BEEN FOUND 😀
09/16/2025

UPDATE: THE OWNER HAS BEEN FOUND 😀

Lost ACRHS class ring from 1994. The finder wants to return it to its owner. Please comment if it's yours or you have in...
09/15/2025

Lost ACRHS class ring from 1994. The finder wants to return it to its owner. Please comment if it's yours or you have info about the owner.

The Cane Creek Cemetery is a beautiful, peaceful place that's full of Fairview history.The nonprofit association that ma...
09/10/2025

The Cane Creek Cemetery is a beautiful, peaceful place that's full of Fairview history.

The nonprofit association that maintains the property is always looking for new, younger volunteers for its board and for donations from the community to help with the upkeep.

Donations checks can be sent to Cane Creek Cemetery Association, PO Box 162, Fairview, NC 28730.

The Crier attended a meeting of the Cane Creek Cemetery Association.

Did you lose furniture during the storm? Wanna earn $100? Take a survey + help shape a new disaster relief furniture lin...
09/10/2025

Did you lose furniture during the storm? Wanna earn $100? Take a survey + help shape a new disaster relief furniture line (partnering with groups like the Salvation Army). Thanks to Emma Churchman for her work on this.

A chance to say, Thank you…In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, so many neighbors, friends, even strangers, stepped up ...
09/10/2025

A chance to say, Thank you…

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, so many neighbors, friends, even strangers, stepped up to help one another. We’d love to hear your story. Who supported you during this time, and how did their kindness make a difference?

You can share a name, a group, and organization, a short memory, or a longer story. Whatever feels right.

Your story may remain anonymous, or feel free to add your name.

https://forms.gle/LL5ognwKsnyXWkTo8rye

“A Chance to Say Thank You” Many people gave their time, love, and energy to help others after Hurricane Helene. Here’s your chance to honor them by sharing what they did and how it mattered. In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, so many neighbors, friends, even strangers, stepped up to help o...

Did you see the recipe for fried fritters in our September issue? 😋 Check it out in our print edition or see the full PD...
09/05/2025

Did you see the recipe for fried fritters in our September issue? 😋 Check it out in our print edition or see the full PDF on our website at www.fairviewtowncrier.com.

Did your kid see the invitation to submit a story for our October issue? With school starting, we understand if their mi...
09/05/2025

Did your kid see the invitation to submit a story for our October issue? With school starting, we understand if their minds are elsewhere. 😀 But we would love to get some submissions.

Did you know? The only woman competing for North Carolina to be   named Miss America graduated from A.C. Reynolds High S...
09/04/2025

Did you know? The only woman competing for North Carolina to be named Miss America graduated from A.C. Reynolds High School. That's right, Maria Fletcher was Miss America in 1962.

You can see her on the old show, What's My Line, from 1961. (She won in 1961 and served in 1962.) Her portion starts at 16:18.

MYSTERY GUEST: Maria FletcherPANEL: Arlene Francis, Alan King, Dorothy Kilgallen, Bennett Cerf

We printed the wrong date for the Cane Creek Cemetery Association's meeting. It will be on Sunday, September 7, at 2 pm....
09/03/2025

We printed the wrong date for the Cane Creek Cemetery Association's meeting. It will be on Sunday, September 7, at 2 pm.

We regret the error. If you have interest in helping out, please show up and meet the existing members. They need the community's support!

Dads with pizza!
09/03/2025

Dads with pizza!

Join us THIS Friday, September 5, from 5:30-7:30PM on the school’s big playground for the Dads Club's annual PIZZA PARTY!

Students are invited to bring Dad or any other role model to enjoy free pizza and meet other FES dads and kids. We hope to see you there!

When: September 5, 2025, from 5:30 to 7:30PM
Where: The BIG Playground @ FES

Donations help fund classroom items & supplies, teacher grants, student needs, extracurriculars, and more.
09/03/2025

Donations help fund classroom items & supplies, teacher grants, student needs, extracurriculars, and more.

Make a donation today!

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1185 Charlotte Highway
Fairview, NC
28730

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Tuesday 11am - 1pm
Thursday 11am - 4pm

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+18286282211

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The non-profit community newspaper was founded in 1997 as a means of communicating within our local area. We mail to every household in Fairview, Gerton, most of Reynolds and half of Fletcher, North Carolina. Fairview is a thriving rural community bustling in organic farming, the arts, and down-home goodness. What we lack is a town square, which is why we have the Town Crier. For news and information about Fairview, check our website at http://fairviewtowncrier.com.