Garner News

A Bible-based abortion-recovery series will begin Monday, July 3, at iChoose Pregnancy Support Services, 540 N.C. 42 West, Clayton.

Garner is an All-America city. And congratulations to all in Garner who put in the bid for the designation and came away winners.

School administrators on Friday identified where they’d like to build 16 schools that are part of this fall’s bond referendum and 20 more schools for a future bond program.

They’re asking residents to fill out a three-question survey and submit their thoughts online or by mail before 5 p.m. Wednesday.

Brandon Dean Milligan, 23, of 4527 Ben's Circle, Benson, was arrested May 31 and charged with identity theft and violating probation.

There's never any shortage of news. Find out what made headlines in eastern Wake County newspapers 10, 25 and 50 years ago in stories culled from our archives.

GARNER, Jun 09, 2013 -- A Garner Internet cafe has filed a lawsuit against the town and police department over efforts to shut it down.

A Father's Day service is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Sunday, June 16, at Hope Church, 1696 Amelia Church Road, Clayton.

The Wake County school system wants to get rid of land it bought for the aborted Forest Ridge High School in northeast Raleigh, even if it means taking a loss.

The Mount Zion United Methodist Church Scout Venture Crew 122 will hold a pancake breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m. Saturday, June 22, at Applebee's, 5158 N.C. 42 West, Garner.

The Senate voted Monday to reject a compromise Gov. Pat McCrory worked out with Raleigh over the Dorothea Dix property lease.

Good morning and welcome to Today @NCCapitol for Monday, June 3. This is WRAL's roundup of what you need to know about North Carolina state government today.

The Senate voted 44-5 today to approve a compromise with the House on legislation to let the state Department of Transportation resume planning work on the Triangle Expressway Southeast Extension , which will take the 540 Outer Loop across southern Wake County.

Troopers said the 2000 Honda Accord that Walker was going west at about 70 mph in a 45 mph zone on Jordan Road when it went off the left side near Salus Road.

The contradictory changes are in the budget approved last week by the Senate and in a major transportation-funding law approved by the House earlier this month.

Rhonda Smith, left, and Randy Jordan, right, rehearse a scene from the Neuse Little Theatre production of "Welcome to Mitford." The Neuse Little Theatre will stage "Welcome to Mitford" at The Hut, located at Front and Market streets in downtown Smithfield.

Because The News & Observer is our big sister paper, we have access to its stories, though readers might have noticed that we don't reprint all that much N&O content.

A car heads eastbound on Hillsborough St. as it drives under the I-440 Beltline bridge in Raleigh, NC on May 24, 2013.

Patrick O'Neill and his wife, Mary, co-founderd the Fr. Charlie Mulholland Catholic Worker House, in Garner, N.C., which provides hospitality for people in crisis.

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