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The lack of rain could raise the water bill for the Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture.

The headlines have been rampant with alleged police brutality in major metropolitan areas. In some cases, police have to use force to calm or restrain

Cities throughout the area make sure that their liabilities are reduced when entering into agreements and working relationships with outside entities.

A passing weak cold front overnight brought in lots of clouds this morning. All rain activity remained to our south as the atmosphere is relatively dry.

One of the many projects that the city of Garner will undertake this year is the State Street project. This long overdue effort is now moving forward

The Garner City Council took a moment to recognize one of their own who performed double duty work. With the departure of City Administrator Adam Kofo

The torch has been passed and now the city of Garner welcomes a new City Administrator. Jim Collins was recently introduced to the public at a recent

Warm air continues to move over the region leading to near record highs Wednesday. Storms are possible this weekend, including a chance for severe weather.

The Garner City Council will move forward with its proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2022-23 by holding a public hearing on March 22nd. The city will gi

The week ahead will be very mild and fairly dry. Rain will be held out of the region until the weekend where there could be several days in a row