Columns by Ed Grisamore in Macon and Warner Robins, GA

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Gris: ‘Never been a story like this one’

John O’Shaughnessey was too young to serve in the Second World War. But he was old enough to understand how it impacted the lives of everyone around him.

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Gris: After 55 years of deliveries, he knows the way

EASTMAN --
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Tornadoes touch down in our lives

Snakes are close to the front of the line of things I fear most.
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Best of Gris: He stood guard at the tomb

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 27, 2002.
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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.