The Fairviewian Weekly
Sunday, September 27, 2026
Fairview turned out in force this week for six-year-old Grace Welker, diagnosed with leukemia, with orange shirts, signs, fundraisers and meals spreading across town. On the field, Fairview High football stayed unbeaten at 5-0 with a 40-9 homecoming win over Stewart County, while volleyball and girls soccer both picked up wins over Camden Central and Hillsboro. Construction continues at Fairview City Center, though Mayor Lisa Anderson says no restaurants have signed on yet.
Fairview Shows Up for Grace
After six-year-old Grace Welker was diagnosed with leukemia, a wave of support spread across Fairview, from orange shirts and signs to fundraisers, flowers, meals and prayers.
Around town
- Lilia Calvillo named Player of the Match against Creek WoodPosted Sep 25, 2026. MaxPreps named Fairview's Lilia Calvillo Player of the Match for the Sept. 17 girls soccer game against Creek Wood.
- Fairview High football 70, Sycamore 0Posted Sep 25, 2026. Fairview High football 70, Sycamore 0.
- Food Saver stocks up on fall mumsPosted Sep 25, 2026. Food Saver has a full display of colorful fall mums out front, ready for porches and flower beds.
- Farm Bureau donates senior class T-shirts to Fairview HighPosted Sep 25, 2026. Fairview Farm Bureau provided T-shirts to this year's Fairview High School senior class, and a local resident is thanking the business for the gift.
- Fairview volleyball tops Camden Central in four setsPosted Sep 25, 2026. Fairview's varsity girls volleyball team won 3-1 on the road at Camden Central on September 24, piling up 50 kills along the way.
- Fairview girls soccer rallies past Hillsboro 3-1Posted Sep 25, 2026. Fairview trailed 1-0 at halftime before scoring three second-half goals to beat Hillsboro at home on September 24.
- Fairview JV girls soccer blanks Hillsboro 2-0Posted Sep 25, 2026. The Fairview JV girls soccer team won a home non-conference match against Hillsboro 2-0 on September 24.
- Fairview firefighter Tayton Hudson promoted to engineerPosted Sep 25, 2026. The Fairview Fire Department says Firefighter Tayton Hudson has been promoted to engineer on B Shift after a testing process following a department retirement.
Coming up
- Fairview High golf region tournamentMon, Sep 28
- Monarch Watch set for Bowie Nature CenterMon, Sep 28, 11:00 AM
- Senior trip to Amish country planned for September 28Mon, Sep 28, 8:45 AM
- Fairview High JV football vs WaverlyMon, Sep 28, 6:00 PM
- Fairview Middle football championship gameTue, Sep 29
- Nashville Women Hike at Percy Warner Park - September 29Tue, Sep 29, 6:00 PM
- Fairview High girls soccer vs MLKMon, Sep 28, 7:00 PM
- Crafty Clouds craft program set for Bowie Nature Center