News - Adairville is getting a pizza restaurant. It will be on South Main in the building that formally housed the South Main Grill. It should be open in the next 30 days.
Also, NorthCrest Hospital is looking at opening a clinic in Adairville. The location would be in the old flower shop.
The Fish & Game Habitat will be holding Turkey Shoots each Sunday afternoon starting at 1 p.m. The event will be at the club property on James Lake Road. (There is a possibility that it may be moved to the Green Acres Restaurant (old truck stop) on Hwy 431.)
There has been activity at the site of the old Hoover Grocery. The current owner of the building has been seen moving equipment into the building. Since he lives out of town I have not been able to reach him.
Haywood Smith died a few days ago. He was in his 90's and had been a wonderful resident of Adairville for many years.
Chad Duke, former minister at the Adairville United Methodist Church died this week. Chad was a friend to many people and will be missed.
Mary Anne Davis, most beautiful woman on the west side of the Adairville Square, is back at the hardware store on a part time basis. She won the bet with Charlie Starks and did have the double knee surgery. (He bet her $10 she would not go through with it.) She reports she is so happy she had the surgery and is walking better every day.
The wall along South Main, that was destroyed by a wayward truck a couple of months ago, has been replace. Property owner Becky Tinch is happy the ordeal is over and the wall replaced.
The Hideaway gathering place, on the Adairville Square, seems to be attracting more and more people.
It is a good place to stop in and have a meal. The salads are a specialty. I am told over two thousand people have signed the birthday book. All seniors 65 and over get a discount on all purchases. (I am looking forward to this in about 20 years.)
There are still several empty buildings on the square and the goal of the chamber is to find occupants so the square will be filled again. If interested in opening a business in town contact Nannette Starks King or Donna Blake.
The county emergency service is again requesting that all homes in Adairville have their addresses plainly visible either on a mail box or on the front of their house. (Inexpensive numbers are available at the Adairville Hardware Store.)
Joan Hughes is one of Adairville's best cake bakers. (Ann Lette and Cecil Prince being two others.) Joan is planning to bake one of her prize winning cakes for auction at the next event held at the Fish & Game Habitat. The highest bidder will be a lucky person.
Teddy Smith, Adairville's Rural Fire Department Chief, is moving back to his old home place. We will miss him in Adairville.
I have hopefully sold my current home, Peach Blossom Farm, and am soon to be living in the city proper of Adairville. I spoke with my builder this week and we are ready to start work on my forthcoming hotel before the end of the year. We are also planning a small country cafe with good home cooked food at a reasonable price. I will run the hotel and Patty Costello will manage the cafe.
I want to thank all of you who have sent in suggestions for the hotel's name. Local citizen, Albert Fuqua, gave the last suggestion which was "Ms. Pauline's" Hotel. The suggestion has been rejected!
Pat On The Back -Our town is blessed with an outstanding volunteer fire department. I am told it is one of the oldest in the state. The volunteers do a wonderful service for our community. The save homes, barns, other buildings and equipment, but, most important they save lives. Without them we would all be in great peril. I am thankful for each and every one of the volunteers that serve our community. Their public service need to be applauded. A big pat on the back to each of you.
Time to go. Good night Joan Hughes, Cecil Prince, Ann Lette, Georgia Ruth Costello, Clark & Dorthy Cowan, Mark & Amy Cowan, Cathy Creek, Mary Crotzer, Sweet Angel Sister and Mrs. Calabash wherever you are.
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