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Vickie Szarek had just started teaching at Garner High when she was asked to serve as adviser to the school’s chapter of Students Against Violence Everywhere.
- - Johnston Arts Council names food, art winners
- - Teacher helps SAVE students
- - Johnston considers suing over noise
- - Garner’s info go-to guy has been everywhere
- - News Briefs
- - Clayton to host arts festival
- - Two helped build Cleveland
- - Garner hopes it won’t miss bus
- - School pays tribute to teacher
- - New national high school rankings produce surprising results
- - Garner pursuing road upgrades
- - Child-care center marks Week of the Young Child
- - Wake Tech is a ‘Model of Efficiency’
With Johnston County’s year-old shooting law powerless to stop what neighbors describe as near-constant gunfire, County Commissioners say they’ll pursue legal action under the county’s noise and nuisance ordinances.
Every other week in “Off Duty,” the Garner-Cleveland Record asks community leaders about their off-duty interests. This week we chat with Rick Mercier, who is the public information officer for the town of Garner.
In the early 1980s, Lanny Clifton and John “Sonny” Johnson pooled their money – about $10,000 – to buy land for a mobile home park in northern Johnston County.
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An open house is scheduled from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, June 2, at Therapeutic Solutions, 1201 Aversboro Road, Suite H-201, Garner. Therapeutic Solutions provides occupational therapy and counseling services to people of all ages. Its servic...
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Garner advances to the third round of the NCSHAA 4A softball playoffs with another walk-off victory. Amanda Hulmes’ hit scores Amber Kirkland and sends the Trojans into a meeting with Fayetteville Britt.
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In the early 1980s, Lanny Clifton and John “Sonny” Johnson pooled their money – about $10,000 – to buy land for a mobile home park in northern Johnston County.
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Polenta Elementary School has announced its Principal’s List and Honor Roll for the third nine weeks of the school year.
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Let me see if I got this correct. Johnston County raised the garbage-decal rates and lost business to the point now that commissioners think raising the rates again will solve the problem. Did I read this incorrectly or are they really trying to solve ...
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Rev. Ray M. McGarvey, 88, of Carlisle, died Sunday, March 18, 2012 at Chapel Pointe of Carlisle.
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