Kyle Adomavicius reads The Garner Citizen outside the Hofbrauhaus in Munich, Germany, during a recent summer vacation to the country.
Area high school students looking for opportunities to pad their college resumes or scholarship applications — or even land a job — are in luck. In addition to the volunteer opportunities through clubs and organizations at school, churches and organizations such as the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, there are many organizations in and around Garner looking for their help.
Local firefighters recently spent a day finding different ways to safely dismantle and lift a salvaged white school bus during an on-the–job training session held out at TT&E scrap yard on Garner Road.
After a disappointing season-opener last week, the home fans had plenty to cheer about after senior running back Chris Pittman crossed the goal line to end the sudden death overtime.
Five weeks, 18 states, and 5,781 miles. Garner Citizen Executive Editor Barry Moore took off on his Harley this summer to join 750,000 other bikers in Sturgis, S.D. On his way, he met some interesting folks and took pictures of our country’s beautiful landscape.
Ralph Cwik reviews Toot-N-Tell Family restaurant.
Tina Barnard reads The Garner Citizen to Tyler, 4, and Kayley, 6, in Chambersburg, Penn.
After a heartbreaking 3-0 loss to Millbrook (and a handful of bruised and battered players), Garner will look for better execution in week two against Broughton.
Located in rural Wake County just outside Garner town limits, Historic Yates Mill County Park offers an important piece of local history, as well as recreational activities like hiking and canoeing.
The lively Golden Agers are quick to point out to anyone that although many members may be advanced in age, they are just as active and relevant today as when they formed more than 40 years ago.