The Georgia National Fair is back for its 35th year. Melody columnist Ed Grisamore reflects on the fanfare and fun that comes with a day spent on rides, enjoying fireworks and filling up on food.
Find out where the best places to take selfies around town are, and learn about some famous Maconites and some new fun facts in this week's Gris List.
S&S Cafeteria experienced a fire overnight on Sunday which forced the legendary Macon restaurant to temporarily close its doors.
Army Blackhawk helicopters evacuated Kathy Myers, Deb Eidam and Sherry Sims from North Carolina after Hurricane Helene left them stranded 35 miles northeast of Asheville.
The legendary Pete Rose died Monday. He was 83. He had a stronger connection to Macon than you'd expect.
Seventy-three years ago, Macon's Gene Espy became just the second person to hike the entirety of the Appalachian Trail, helping (literally) blaze a trail for generations of hikers.
When she first started selling vehicles in Dublin, Henrietta Williams knew little about cars and was the only African-American individual on the sales staff, but she was determined to succeed. Nearly 30 years later, she's a local legend who knows how to sell 20 cars a month.
Test your local knowledge with a variety of trivia questions, from Macon's first suburban neighborhood to the Georgia National Fair's mascot.
Gris & That, by Melody Columnist Ed Grisamore.
After facing several hardships, Laura Underwood was gifted a restorative makeover that helped her heal.
