Most Bluefield’s residents would now be aware that the proposed cell tower behind properties at the Donelson Pike entrance will be moved to another location outside of Bluefields. There are many people to thank for this very happy outcome and I will be naming some of those great folks that helped us achieve this outcome but I wanted to share a brief summary of one of the most hectic, stressful and ultimately rewarding experiences that I have personally been involved in. I also share some things that started happening before we knew about the cell tower. In hind-site I think the stars aligned for Bluefields and the outcome could have been very different for our neighborhood. Things seem to fall in to place for us and as a Bluefield resident I am proud and happy to share this story with you.

Please be sure to join us on Saturday June 14th 2014 for our Historic Bluefields Annual picnic.

Our gracious hosts Kara & Joe Siejakowski and their fellow neighbors are looking forward to you joining us in what is sure to be a grand occasion! We also have some special guests who will be joining and we have been supported by some very generous sponsors that have come together to ensure this will be an Bluefields event for the ages!

As of today June 2nd 2014, we have 349 signatures!
(244 electronic and 105 paper petitions)

For all those who have signed, we Thank You - and if you haven't signed up yet please sign up here

Our discussions with State Representative Darren Jernigan and Mr. Don Majors of Congressman Cooper's office Wednesday May 21st went well. We have their support and Congressman Cooper personally presented the information shared at the meeting to Parallel Industries and The Nashville/ Eastern Railway on Friday May 23rd and again on Friday May 30th. We hope to hear this week of the recommended next steps we should pursue.

Neighbors expect damages will be in the millions and will extend to millions lost in future development investment around Donelson Station....

A packed room at Fifty Forward on Tuesday night was given the first of what is expected to be several presentations and updates on the status of the 120 foot tall proposed cell tower that is slated to placed on railway land (and within inches of Bluefields private property).

We cordially invite Bluefields Residents and Neighbors to join Kara & Joe Siejakowski and their fellow neighbors for our Historic Bluefields Annual Picnic which will be held on Saturday June 14th, 2014 from 4:00 - 7:00 p.m.

This year we ask all of Bluefields to help us rally around our neighbors at the Donelson Pike end of Bluefield Avenue that are in direct line of the new proposed cell tower. There has never been a better time for our neighborhood to stand together and united with each other.

Please join us this Tuesday May 20, 2014 at 6:00 p.m. at Fifty Forward for our Historic Bluefields Neighborhood Meeting. We have lots to discuss with updates from Joe and Kara on the No Cell Tower at Historic Bluefields Campaign that kicked off last week.

Bluefields Home Owners/Neighborhood MeetingTuesday May 20, 2014 - 6:00 p.m.(Enter at Main Entrance) Here is our Agenda for Tuesday!

Our Membership Drive is also kicking off for 2014 - with the option to now pay online or fill our out form and send in your payment. It is critical to get as many residents supporting our Home Owners / Neighborhood association and your support is greatly appreciated!

To Join or Renew Your Bluefield's Home Owners Association Membership ONLINE - CLICK HERE or Print Our Membership Application and send your membership thru regular mail...

Thank you for support your neighborhood and we look forward to seeing you on Tuesday evening!

Thank you to all of you who signed today! It was a pleasure getting to know some new faces and visit with familiar ones.

For those of you we missed, please be sure to check your mailbox for the paper version of the petition. You may leave these in the mailbox of 2724 Bluefield or pass them along to friends and family if you have already submitted the electronic version.

A 120 foot Communications Cell Tower has been proposed to be placed on Railway Land next to (and on) private Bluefield Residential properties at the Donelson Pike and Bluefield Avenue end. This would have devastating effect on our Historic Neighborhood that has been a railway line neighbor for close to 100 years. Not only will property values be effected by the towers mamoth appearence (that most likely will be seen in winter from all over Bluefields), but critical sound and visual tree barriers will be removed and railway land pollutants that date over 100 years including fuel, old railway ties and equipment will be disturbed and released to contaminate immediate residential properties - properties that have a over 14 young children that play daily in their back yards.

District 15 Councilman Phil Claiborne will be hosting an neighborhood information meeting in regard to the proposed communication tower to be located on the Bluefield's residents side of the tracks near the Lebanon Pike Entrance (opposite Fifty Forward).

Join us this Saturday April 26th 2014 at 8:00 a.m. for Bluefield's Annual Spring Clean Up Day. Keep Bluefield's Beautiful Day focuses on our beautiful common areas and includes cleaning up the garden beds, painting some sign posts where needed, and adding some new landscaping and planting where opportunity exists...

Keep America Beautiful's Great American Cleanup, the nation's largest community improvement program, takes place annually from March 1 through May 31, involving an estimated 3 million volunteers and attendees. To get into the spirit of this effort Historic Bluefields will be joining forces with "Clean Up Donelson Day" and we will be setting up 2 primary stations in Bluefields to clean up on Saturday March 22nd from 9:00 a.m. till 11:00 a.m..

Dear neighbors of Bluefields,

We have received numerous complaints from neighbors over the past few months concerning roaming dogs in our neighborhood. The complaints are increasing weekly.

The Bluefields Homeowners Association Annual General Meeting was held on Monday, November 18th at Fifty Forward.  A small but enthusiastic group was given a full year in review by President Tammy Hobbs and various board members.

All houses wherein men have lived and died  Are haunted houses. Through the open doors  The harmless phantoms on their errands glide,  With feet that make no sound upon the floors.

The 2013 Low Country Boil for Bluefields Neighborhood was a great occasion. With superb weather and a grand setting at the home of John and Mary Doak Bluefields neighbors were treated to great food and neighborhood friendship.

The Bluefield Home Owners Association setup the event and thanks for all board members and in particular Ginny Russell who spent a lot of time and energy organizing the event as well as overseeing packing up.

Also a Big Cheers to Jeff Pratt, homeowner on Overhill, who obtained the recipe from a former owner. Jeff also helped Ginny plan the food amounts when Ginny was grocery shopping for all the items.

Thanks to John and Mary for being such gracious hosts!

As we now head into October we are looking forward to Halloween at Bluefields so time for everyone to start thinking about those fall decorations!

Be sure to mark your calendar and join the Bluefields Home Owners Association for their annual Low Country Boil on Saturday September 28th, 2013.

Another successful Bluefield's neighborhood summer picnic is in the books! A fun time was had by everyone who came... the weather was great and it was nice to see old friends and meet new ones! Thank you to Becky Hansmann for letting us use her beautiful backyard again this year!