The Fairview Town Crier

The Fairview Town Crier Covering the people of and events in the Fairview area since 1997. We mail to every household in Fairview, Gerton and parts of Fletcher, North Carolina.

A non-profit community newspaper founded in 1995 as a means of communicating within our local area. Fairview is a thriving rural community bustling in organic farming, the arts, and downhome goodness. What we lack is a Town Square... which is why we have the Town Crier. For news and information about Fairview, NC check the Fairview Town Crier Website at https://fairviewtowncrier.com

If you've read the past few issues, or seen our recent newsletters, you know that one of our editors, Ralph Grizzle, has...
07/21/2025

If you've read the past few issues, or seen our recent newsletters, you know that one of our editors, Ralph Grizzle, has helped to put together a special cruise of France's wine country that will also give back to Fairview's recovery efforts. You can cross a river cruise off your bucket list or enjoy traveling with other Crier readers!

For those looking for more info, check out this video. Note: Solo cabins are already sold out for this deal.

WNC residents receive exclusive discounts: $1,000 off per stateroom for couples with the code COUPLE1000. More info online here: https://rivercruiseadvisor.com/dream-cruise-2026-flavors-of-burgundy/

We did this on the first take, so go easy on us. 😀

This is "Fairview River Cruise - HD 720p" by Ralph Grizzle on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

Are you on the state's list of voters who need to update their registration info? Some folks need to add identifying dat...
07/21/2025

Are you on the state's list of voters who need to update their registration info? Some folks need to add identifying data—a driver's license number or social security number.

We've looked at the list, and there are Fairview residents on there. 👀

Click the link to get all the info you need on how to search, and, if needed, how to update.

Elections officials will begin sending out notices to tens of thousands of voters to update their registration. If they don't respond, they'll have to cast a provisional ballot.

One of our editors, Ralph Grizzle, also runs a company that covers river cruises in Europe. He worked with an industry f...
07/16/2025

One of our editors, Ralph Grizzle, also runs a company that covers river cruises in Europe. He worked with an industry friend to create a special deal for those who want to enjoy the Burgundy region of France by boat—and who want to help with ongoing rebuilding efforts in Fairview. You can “Cruise with Purpose” and enjoy gourmet meals, wine tastings, and historic sites on a small ship.

To give back to the community, the cruise company will donate $200 per booking to FairviewStrong.org to aid with Helene recovery, as well as gift a free trip to a deserving person in the community who helped others after the storm.

WNC residents will save $1,000 per person with coupon code: COUPLE1000.

Find out more info at https://rivercruiseadvisor.com/dream-cruise-2026-flavors-of-burgundy/

Let's get this sweet pup back home. The owner believes she may have been picked up by someone off Old Fort Road, just pa...
07/15/2025

Let's get this sweet pup back home. The owner believes she may have been picked up by someone off Old Fort Road, just past Laurel Brook Drive.

One of our editors, Ralph Grizzle, also runs a company that covers river cruises in Europe. He worked with an industry f...
07/11/2025

One of our editors, Ralph Grizzle, also runs a company that covers river cruises in Europe. He worked with an industry friend to create a special deal for those who want to enjoy the Burgundy region of France by boat—and who want to help with ongoing rebuilding efforts in Fairview.

Join a Zoom session next week with the Crier's editors to learn more.

🎯 What You'll Discover
• Cruise highlights: food, wine, historic towns & châteaux
• Fundraising mission: how your fare will support local recovery
• Special perks: WNC residents save an extra $1,000!
• Q&A with Ralph—bring your questions!

Please RSVP to one of the following sessions by emailing [email protected] or texting 828-771-6983.

Thursday, July 17, 2 pm
Friday, July 18, 11 am

River Cruise Advisor Crew

Our editor, Ralph, recently ran into Becky from Flowering Rock Farm. She said: "My husband and I started our small farm ...
07/11/2025

Our editor, Ralph, recently ran into Becky from Flowering Rock Farm. She said: "My husband and I started our small farm last year. We sell eggs, plant starts, and fresh cut flowers. We have a small farm stand with our products, but unfortunately, with the road closures in Gerton, it's only open for local traffic. We have partnered with Rooted in Wine to offer fresh bouquets, plus it's a pick-up location for our summer flower subscriptions. Our CSA subscriptions can be purchased on our website, floweringrockfarm.com"

Y'all show Gerton some love.

Can anyone give Aspen a good home?
07/11/2025

Can anyone give Aspen a good home?

Elderflower, an adult daycare facility located in the yellow barn on Charlotte Highway, just past the fire station, was ...
07/10/2025

Elderflower, an adult daycare facility located in the yellow barn on Charlotte Highway, just past the fire station, was ready to open at the beginning of last October. The Crier visited recently to talk to Annie Spindler, the founder, as she celebrated its reopening.

Sign up for our newsletter at www.fairviewtowncrier.com to see more videos like this in the future.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6YleG99gYI

Elderflower, an adult daycare facility located in the yellow barn just past the fire station, was ready to open last October. The Crier visited to talk to An...

If you read about Terramonga in our latest issue and haven't visited yet, you can watch our new video to see the changes...
07/10/2025

If you read about Terramonga in our latest issue and haven't visited yet, you can watch our new video to see the changes that have taken place since they took over the former Troyer's location.

Sign up for our newsletter at www.fairviewtowncrier.com to see more videos like this in the future.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNSJYqX_1B8

A visit to Terramonga, which has taken over the former Troyer's location off Old Fort Road. The Crier talked to Valerie, the store's new general manager.

Click the link below to check out out latest newsletter! Take a video tour of Terramonga, learn about the 2026 cruise in...
07/09/2025

Click the link below to check out out latest newsletter! Take a video tour of Terramonga, learn about the 2026 cruise in France that will support FairviewStrong.org, stream a new local documentary, see how kids unplug at Hickory Nut Gap Farm Camp, and help with landslide research (gift cards included!). Plus, classifieds, community stories, and more. 📰📽️🍷

You can sign up for our newsletter at www.fairviewtowncrier.com.

07/02/2025

Anyone have any weight equipment to donate?

Troyer's Country Amish Blatz is now Terramonga! See the article in our July issue, in mailboxes today, for all the detai...
07/01/2025

Troyer's Country Amish Blatz is now Terramonga! See the article in our July issue, in mailboxes today, for all the details. There's no need to worry: Terramonga will have more of what you loved about Troyer's. 😀

NOTE: They are doing some work on the store for the transition and will be re-opening tomorrow (July 2).

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Fairview, NC

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Tuesday 11am - 1pm
Thursday 11am - 4pm

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+18286282211

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The non-profit community newspaper was founded in 1997 as a means of communicating within our local area. We mail to every household in Fairview, Gerton, most of Reynolds and half of Fletcher, North Carolina. Fairview is a thriving rural community bustling in organic farming, the arts, and down-home goodness. What we lack is a town square, which is why we have the Town Crier. For news and information about Fairview, check our website at http://fairviewtowncrier.com.