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Dear Fairview High, thank you
Well here is what I have, and it doesn’t begin to cover everything I think about as I approach these last days here at Fairview High.
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Farewell Fairview
Four years sounds like a long time when you first hear it, but it’s a different story when you live it.
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To the Fairview High Faculty and Staff
Thank you! Thank you for all the memories and lessons you have taught me.
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The Confederate flag and the dresscode
Should or shouldn’t we continue to wear and represent this flag today? Should WCS ban students from wearing and representing this flag in schools today?
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Skating into fun at the Ford Ice Center
In October 2019, something big happened. Bellevue opened its Ford Ice Center, the first skating rink in West Nashville.
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Spring sport spotlight
With the fall, and winter sports wrapped up we move on to the spring sports. Those sports are softball, baseball, tennis, track and field, and boys soccer.
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Mountain Man Memorial March honors fallen soldiers
This year, the 14th annual Mountain Man Memorial March will be held virtually like last year, due to Covid restrictions still being in place. Normally, the event is held in Gatlinburg, TN on a Saturday.
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Fariview is home to amazing athletes
magine being so good that people look up to you. At Fairview High we have some amazing outstanding athletes.
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Picking back up the rackets
Fairview Jacket tennis players have begun their practice for the season. With the first full boy’s roster the team has had in years, and many excited new players, the team is optimistic about where this season is headed.
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Coming home brings back a bit of normality
Everybody loves the fun activities that sports events bring to high school.
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Passing on the school spirit
The boys’ football season ended in a surprise this year, however, they played their best and Fairview is proud of them no matter what.
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Shooting hoops during covid
The Fairview High Basketball team is a winter sport spotlight. They never come short of filling the bleachers.
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A good relationship with players leads to success
When reaching success there are mountains to climb and paths to take. Those aren’t always the easiest one to take however. A man like coach Hughes knows that.
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Rolling out the wrestling mats
The Fairview wrestling team is one of the hardest working teams at Fairview High, and they have proven to be extremely successful.
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Coming soon to a mat, court or alley near you
Winter sports are here! These include basketball, wrestling, and possibly bowling.
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Will the basketball showcase be back for coming home?
So, the main question is, does the team want to bring these showcases back?
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There’s no place like home for homecoming 2020
Recap of Fairview High School’s annual Homecoming game.
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Putnam County Spelling Bee Review: the bee brings joy and pushes a powerful message
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee was a breath of fresh air this year. Full of laughter, tears, joy, and even audience interaction, the spelling bee slowly made the audience question our relationship with expectations.
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The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is the spring play at FHS this year. This play is still in the early stages of rehearsal and practices, but it is already coming along.
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Singin’ at Putnam County’s Annual Spelling Bee!
The show is on! Miss Knoop’s theater production is thankfully going to be putting on Fairview High School’s annual spring musical in 2021 named “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.”
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What's it like to be awake when the rest of the world is asleep?
Fairview High School on the week of the 9th of November, had quite the alluring show! Family, friends, faculty and staff all came to join our theater’s actors and actresses, to congratulate them by taking part in the audience in a span of three days and four successful shows.
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Expanding the marching band family
Because of these lost events, Mark Kinzer, Fairviews band director, looked daily for opportunities for students, and fortunately he’s found one: Winter Marching Band.
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“World’s Finest” Chocolate is a high school hit!
Every year Fairview High School’s band holds their “World’s Finest” chocolate fundraiser where band students go around selling their box of chocolates to other students and staff around the school.
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Jackets making masterpieces
Art making takes practice, patience, and hard work, and we have many great artists at Fairview High School. Lexie Williams and Haylei Sharp are just two of those artists that stand out!
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Broadcasting switching it up
The Fairview High broadcasting class is always busy with student projects and sports coverage. The Fairview High School Youtube channel has been uploading youtube videos for the past five years and has over 236,000 views!
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Magen Street: a rising star in Fairview
Magen sings and writes her own country music. She is working on her first album right now that she says should be released possibly by the end of the year or in January.
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Catching up at 4 a.m. in the Magic Hour
In less then a month, the Fairview High School theater department will be putting on this year's fall production: 4 A.M. in the Magic Hour!
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Making magic with this year's fall play
For this year's fall play Fairview High School will be putting on the show 4am and The Magic Hour.
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Making marks in time: art by Savannah Cook
“There is always a reason behind drawing something. That’s how art has emotion.”
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The show must go on
At this point, everything is a question, yet our Fairview theatre group says the show must go on! Currently, they are preparing for Fairview High’s next show production, 4am and The Magic Hour.
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Vice Mayor Lisa Anderson responds to new neighborhood concerns
Vice Mayor Lisa Anderson who has taken many opportunities to hear out the public, including riding out to Bowie and examining the land where the neighborhood will be built, says that the developer has agreed to a 100 foot buffer between the subdivision.
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Freedom of speech or inequality?
Recently, the Republican state representative of Tennessee introduced a bill to ban the teaching of LGBTQ+ in school books statewide. If passed, schools in Tennessee would not be able to teach, normalize, support or promote the LGBTQ+ lifestyle.
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Painting a picture of the 2021 Olympics
Originally planned in 2020, the summer Olympics were rescheduled for July through August of 2021.
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Going mad for March Madness
However, March brings in a new kind of emotion - The emotion of madness. That's because it starts March Madness, a college basketball championship tournament. People all around go crazy for the event as 64 teams go wild to win it all.
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The deadliest weapon of the future
We all know that Covid is real. The doctors are trying hard to keep it from spreading. Are they taking the right steps?
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A new taste in Fairview
Everyone loves to save time and water (no dishes to wash!) by going out to eat. In Fairview, we have a select few restaurants to visit, however that number is growing.
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Venturing toward a CoronaVirus vaccine
Finally, the time has come where the medical researchers and scientists invigorating work is beginning to pay off for the better of the world.
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Increase in Minimum Wage?
In 1938, the first minimum wage was introduced by President Franklin D. Roosevelt and has since been changed 22 times by Congress.
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Cumberland road red light
Cumberland road, Crowcut road, and Highway 100. Those are three busy roads in the city of Fairview.
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America moving forward
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris were sworn into office on January 20th, 2021.
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Festivus for the rest of us
Festivus is a holiday celebrated instead of Christmas on the 23rd of December in the American sitcom Seinfeld.
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Preparing for the fa la la la la-lidays in Fairview
Fairview residents already decorating for the holidays in November?
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Fill your belly with holiday treats!
The holidays are a great time to experiment with some new treats to make for you and your family. I traveled into my kitchen to create some cute goodies you might be interested in making.
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Red or blue? Who will America choose?
As Election Day approaches, America has the choice to vote for the next president of the United States or vote to keep the same president in office.
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Belmont debate
On Oct 22, 2020 the third and final presidential debate was held at Belmont University. The debate is between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden.
