The Fairview Town Crier

10/16/2025

The Renew NC Single-Family Housing Program is a state program launched with federal funding to repair, rebuild or replace eligible homes with remaining damage from Hurricane Helene.

To be eligible, you must have owned the home when Hurricane Helene made landfall on September 27, 2024, and the damaged property must have been your primary residence; you must still own the home, and you must provide all necessary documents to complete an eligibility review and award determination. Rental property owners may apply as well, but single-family homeowners will be prioritized.

Apply and find out more at

North Carolina homeowners impacted by Hurricane Helene can apply for disaster recovery assistance. Renew NC helps low-to-moderate income families rebuild and repair their homes.

10/15/2025

Neighbors helping neighbors. Pure Fairview!

Our sweet neighbor brought items to share through our craft exchange AND some of the Golden Delicious Apple Butter she just made! We are the luckiest librarians around! ❤️

10/14/2025

NOW HIRING: Household Manager (Full-Time, Asheville)

A busy, health-minded family of five seeks a warm, organized professional to manage their home, support their kids' schedules, and prepare healthy family meals. Competitive pay + benefits. Apply on Indeed at the link below.

Dr. Ashley Wellness

10/11/2025

Free move night at the Fairview Community Center, courtesy of FES Dads Club.

10/09/2025

When Hurricane Helene hit Fairview last September, massive oaks tore through Kelly and Jerry Owensby’s Fairview home, leaving it beyond repair. But with help from Scroggs Construction Services, they've rebuilt stronger than ever. This fall, their renewed home will be featured in the 44th Annual WNC Parade of Homes, hosted by the Builders Association of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Read the full story: https://scroggsconstruction.com/fairview-home-rebuild-hurricane-helene/

Scroggs Construction Services

10/09/2025

Fairview Strong and the Garren Creek Foundation co-hosted “Still Strong: Fairview United.” The event took place on September 27, one year after Hurricane Helene forever changed our community.

10/09/2025

For folks in Gerton, and those interested in the rebuild/reimagining of the community center there.

10/08/2025

Thanks to Root Cause Farm for all they do for the Fairview community. Here's a small sample of their Helene event on September 25 at Cultivated Cocktails . We hope it was a big success!

10/07/2025

The Crier’s Betty Lynne Leary took lots of good photos at the "Still Strong: Fairview United" event at the Fairview Community Center on September 27. Click the link below to see and read more.

We'll be posting more coverage of Helene events in the next few days. And you can always be the first to see our additional coverage by signing up for our newsletter. Just go to our website, www.fairviewtowncrier.com.

https://fairviewtowncrier.com/2025/10/photos-from-still-strong-fairview-united-event/

10/03/2025

at the Fairview Library

10/01/2025

In the listing for the Fairview Library 's October events, the day—not the date—given for the Sew and Mend event was given incorrectly. October 9 is a Thursday. Please update your calendar listing if you are planning to attend.

09/30/2025

Want more Helene anniversary coverage? We only had so much space in our upcoming October issue—and we can't print a video.

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