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‘We’re being railroaded.’ Hickman County residents fight back against Fairview Police gun range
Residents in Hickman County's Lyles area are protesting a police training and gun range facility built by Fairview, which they claim was revealed to them only after a news report. The city of Fairview moved the project to Hickman County after prior opposition in Fairview, with construction plans including indoor classrooms and outdoor ranges. Concerns include noise, safety, and property value impacts.
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