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Garner Homes In May, 2005, Garner celebrated its 100 year Centennial. It is located at the interchange of Interstate 40 and US Highway 70, approximately 8 miles south of Raleigh. With a population of over 24,500, and its close proximity to Raleigh, Garner is a place that has a small town feel with uptown access to Raleigh, Research Triangle Park, and other areas have to offer. Along with quick access to everything, Garner residents can be at the beach, on the eastern coast of the state in approximately 2-3 hours. They can also travel to the mountains, in the western part of the state of North Carolina, in approximately 4-5 hours. Residents enjoy the small town atmosphere, that the area is less congested, and that they have all the benefits of city living, as well as, the enjoyment of many parks, recreational activities, arts and entertainment right in their community.

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We’ve moved!

4/30/2009 9:19 AM

The Garner Citizen news blog has officially been integrated into our newly redesigned website at www.GarnerCitizen.com....Read More

Timber Drive AP gets principal gig at Fuquay-Varina Elementary

4/1/2009 12:58 PM

The announcement of Drew Cook’s promotion at Garner High was not the only principal news in town Tuesday night, reports the N&O. Steven Moore will take over as principal at Fuquay-Varina Elementary. Moore has been an assistant principal at Timber Drive Elementary since 2006. Click below for more information (including the salaries) of the...Read More

Cook named principal at Garner Magnet High School

4/1/2009 12:07 PM

On Tuesday, the county school board named Drew Cook as the new principal of Garner Magnet High School, says chair Rosa Gill. The announcement comes more than a month after the school’s previous principal Michael Holton resigned, citing health issues. Gill says board members relied on the recommend...Read More

Town buys Avery Street property to use in North Garner plan

3/30/2009 6:22 PM

The Town of Garner approved acquisition of a parcel of land in North Garner earlier today from Habitat of Humanity of Wake County. The Town plans to buy and hold the parcel for future use as part of the North Garner Plan. ...Read More

Downtown march in response to Carlyle’s death

3/30/2009 6:02 PM

The Wake County Domestic Violence Task Force is holding a silent march in downtown Raleigh Tuesday evening in response to the first domestic violence-related homicide of 2009 in Wake County. ...Read More

Tarheel jobless total at all-time high

3/30/2009 1:01 PM

The state's unemployment rate has doubled in the last year to 10.7 percent, according to published reports....Read More

WCPSS leaders consider cutting support program at schools including Garner High

3/30/2009 12:52 PM

Because of proposed state budget cuts, Wake County Public School System is looking to reduce expenses. One possibility they are considering is cutting a program that helps students prepare to enter the job market. Garner Magnet High School is one of ten Wake schools that have the program in place, according to published reports. At [...]...Read More

Gas leak briefly closes part of Aversboro Road

3/26/2009 5:20 PM

Emergency personnel closed a segment of Aversboro Road for about 30 minutes earlier today. At around 11:30 a.m., a contractor damaged a natural gas line while digging near a sidewalk in the 1400 block of the street, police said....Read More

Police looking into spree of car break-ins in Lakemoor

3/23/2009 3:22 PM

The Garner Police Department is investigating thirteen separate car break-ins which occurred overnight in the Lakemoor Subdivision. In each instance, the victim vehicle was left unlocked. Items stolen included GPS systems, car radios, wallets, and cash. At this time there is no known suspect information. ...Read More

Council OKs Special Events Support Policy; Mayor Questions Fairness

3/23/2009 11:37 AM

Town Hall is trying to stay a step ahead of Garner's organized running races. In anticipation of more events, the Town Council unanimously approved a new special events support policy on Monday, March 16. A group of town department heads created the new rules in order to handle requests for races and other special events that require taxpayer-pr...Read More