Columns by Ed Grisamore in Macon and Warner Robins, GA

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Kids, get out and enjoy summer

EDITOR’S NOTE: We are running a few favorites while Ed Grisamore is out of the office this week. This column first ran on May 31, 2004.

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Best of Gris: Putting the pomp back in circumstance

EDITOR’S NOTE: We are running a few favorites while Ed Grisamore is out of the office this week. This column first ran on May 31, 1998.
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Best of Gris: Piece of fabric went with her

EDITOR’S NOTE: We are running a few favorites while Ed Grisamore is out of the office this week. This column first ran on July 27, 2007.
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Best of Gris: Would we still believe George Perry?

I got to thinking about George Perry the other day. Maybe it was because I recently visited McRae, where his painting used to hang on a wall at the Telfair County Chamber of Commerce.
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Grisamore: Mother’s apron strings and sweet dreams

The apron strings are long in Ashley Weiche’s family.
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Gris: If the cap and gown fits, wear it

HAYNESVILLE -- When Kim Horton was fitted for her cap and gown last month, it was as if those black threads had been patiently waiting for her all these years.
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Gris: Doctor has been ‘good to our bones’

Emory Johnson has devoted his life to putting people back together.
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Mother of all trivia tests

Monday Morning Trivia is back and, in celebration of mom’s day on Sunday, welcome to the “Mother of All Trivia Tests.”
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Gris: ‘Momma is cooking dirt again’

When Bobbie Bullard was growing up in Cornelia, she would come home from school and be greeted by a familiar aroma wafting from the kitchen.
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Casting call for trout enthusiasts

Justin Souma has spent more than a third of his life in two of the South’s most vibrant cities -- Charlotte, N.C., and Greenville, S.C.
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When mama calls, you come running

The first thing I did when I heard Bibb County school Superintendent Romain Dallemand was leaving -- actually the second thing I did after turning a few cartwheels -- was to suggest that we head to Valdosta and bring back Steve Smith.