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Site SearchGarner, N.C. — A developer took his sales pitch for a new high school site directly to the people of Garner.
Drew Schenck sent a letter to residents last week explaining the positives of a 72-acre site near downtown.
Schenck has a tentative deal with the school board, but Garner town leaders said they don't like the site - citing traffic congestion. County commissioners are expected to vote on the land deal Monday.
Developer Asks Garner Residents to Support New High School Site
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