Fairview
Coverage of Fairview in the Nexus archive.
- Hickman County Commission holds special-called meeting on controversial gun range project
The Hickman County Commission held a special meeting to address opposition from residents to a gun range project built by the city of Fairview. Neighbors were unaware of the project until a news report revealed the city's purchase of their land for a police training facility over 30 minutes from Fairview's police station. Legal counsel stated the county cannot legally halt the project.
- County leaders call for special meeting over police gun range in Tennessee
Hickman County leaders in Tennessee are holding a special meeting to address Fairview’s plan to build a police training facility and gun range on Bates Trail. Nearby residents oppose the project due to concerns over noise, safety, and lack of transparency, with some claiming they were unaware of the project’s nature until recent reporting.
- ‘They were hiding this from us to keep us from fighting:’ Hickman County residents deliver petition opposing Fairview gun range project
Hickman County residents delivered a petition to halt construction of a police training facility and gun range in their Lyles neighborhood, claiming they were unaware of the project until WSMV reported on it. The facility, approved under agricultural zoning, was moved from Fairview after residents there previously opposed it. Petitioners seek legal counsel to challenge the decision.
- Neighbors shocked as Fairview builds gun range, police training facility in Hickman County
The City of Fairview began constructing a police training facility and gun ranges in Hickman County, Tennessee, without prior notice to nearby residents. Neighbors expressed shock and concern over noise, safety risks, and lack of public input, as the project proceeded under agricultural zoning rules that bypassed county approval.
- Williamson County dumpster fire caused by lithium-ion batteries, firefighters say
A dumpster fire in Williamson County, Tennessee, was caused by lithium-ion batteries, according to Williamson County Fire Rescue. Firefighters contained the fire and warned the public to dispose of lithium-ion batteries at designated recycling or hazardous waste sites instead of throwing them in the trash.
- Man allegedly pulls gun on driver after getting stuck in interstate traffic in Middle Tennessee
A woman reported that a man pointed a gun at her after becoming frustrated while stuck behind her in interstate traffic in Dickson County, Tennessee. The incident occurred around 6:30 p.m. on I-40, with the suspect described as a male in a silver four-door SUV driving south toward Fairview. Authorities have not yet identified any suspects.