Columns by Ed Grisamore in Macon and Warner Robins, GA

Ed Grisamore

About Ed Grisamore

Ed Grisamore is a columnist for the Macon Telegraph.

Laurens County man's journey to Joplin began with single step

Ben Tarpley chats with Bud Hubers, left, a volunteer from Demott, Ind., while visiting some of his projects along Byers on Wednesday afternoon.

Ben Tarpley did not hear the roar of the winds after one of the deadliest tornado outbreaks in history slashed through the South last spring.

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Archive by category ''Ed Grisamore

ED GRISAMORE

It’s all about keeping the faith

At some point during my daily hunger games, I might need to get a cookie from Laurie Griggers this morning.

3 days ago
ED GRISAMORE

Advice from your value-dictorian

Editor’s note -- Ed Grisamore is out of the office. During his time away, The Telegraph will be publishing some of his past columns. This one originally appeared May 19, 2010.

5 days ago
ED GRISAMORE

To our grads: ‘Dwell in possibility’

Editor’s note -- Ed Grisamore is out of the office this week. During his time away, The Telegraph will be publishing some of his past columns. This one originally appeared May 29, 2009.

6 days ago
ED GRISAMORE

Jury process a call of duty

Editor’s note -- Ed Grisamore is out of the office this week. During his time away, The Telegraph will be publishing some of his past columns. This one originally appeared Feb. 4, 2011.

8 days ago
ED GRISAMORE

Telegraph columnist sets aside the pen for the spatula

Editor’s note -- Ed Grisamore is out of the office this week. During his time away, The Telegraph will be publishing some of his more popular columns. This one originally appeared Oct. 15, 2010.

10 days ago
ED GRISAMORE

The brush strokes of a mother’s strong influence

There are dozens of portraits on display at Marla Oliphant’s art and frame gallery.

13 days ago
ED GRISAMORE

Fifty years and 4.5 million meals later ...

Rosa Bundrage graduated from high school on a May day just like this one 50 years ago.

15 days ago
ED GRISAMORE

Gris: A heads up at the capstone

I found myself in a familiar spot Monday morning, even though it had been 15 years since I had stood there. It was the pulpit at Tattnall Square Baptist Church.

17 days ago
ED GRISAMORE

Youngblood: Macon’s famous agent

Secret Service agents are supposed to lurk in the shadows, with their dark glasses and pinstriped suits.

20 days ago
ED GRISAMORE

Gris: The columnists come to town

I have felt like an expectant father over these past few months. I have been planning, preparing, praying, plodding, plotting and -- now that the stork has finally arrived -- doing some heavy-duty pushing. (Those Lamaze classes paid off.)

22 days ago