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Every other Sunday, the Garner-Cleveland Record spotlights a local church in "Houses of Worship." Pastors or parishioners who want their church featured should call 919-829-4758 or email snagem@newsobserver.com<...
The YMCA of the Triangle wants to build a facility in Garner, and a committee is being formed to consider the options.
Drew Cook has received another accolade as the Garner High School principal. He has been named one of eight finalists for N.C. Principal of the Year.
Mortimer, the town's weather-predicting groundhog, says Garner won't see much more of winter - not that the area has had much of a winter anyway.
Every Feb. 2, a slew of weather-predicting rodents lift their noses in the air to test winter's strength, offering groundhog-hole predictions from Punxsutawney, Pa., down to Lilburn, Ga.
Joe Preteroti had planned to get out of the restaurant business when he closed Miami Subs Grill in Garner a couple of years ago. But when he would visit friends in town, he wasn't thrilled with the food options.
The first performance in the It's Showtime! series at the Garner Performing Arts Center has been rescheduled for August.
A new medical practice in town offers a different kind of health care - and a new way for patients to pay for medical services.
With prom right around the corner, Cinderella's Wardrobe is once again asking for donations.
Police are hiring an analyst who will track crime trends in Garner, Holly Springs and Knightdale.
The town is buying more property along Montague Street, hoping to open the area for development and creating a gateway to downtown Garner.
State unemployment dropped incrementally in December and came out virtually flat for the year even as the national jobless rate showed marked improvement.
For more than 40 years, the voices of Ladysmith Black Mambazo have married the rhythms and harmonies of their native South Africa to the sounds and sentiments of Christian gospel music.
The condition of North Carolina's environment got uneven grades earlier this month in a new state report.
The following is from N.C. State University.
E very other Sunday in "Off Duty," the Garner-Cleveland Record asks community leaders about their off-duty interests - what they're reading, what they're listening to, what they're watching.
For nearly five decades, workers made sausage and later Slim Jim meat snacks at a sprawling factory near Interstate 40.
Two lanes really are faster than three, at least where westbound Interstate 40 meets the U.S. 70 bypass of Clayton.
