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In this week's Gris & That, columnist Ed Grisamore reflects on Elvis, Vance Shepherd's return to Middle Georgia radio and Tony Barnhart's book signing this Thursday.
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COLUMN: In honor of Football Friday, stories from the press box
Toiling away on sidelines and crowded, un-air conditioned press boxes can wear on you. But it’s important. We’re recording history, telling stories of remarkable achievement and effort from the hundreds of local athletes and coaches.
RAFB pilot with three rescue dogs rescues two children in Texas
Maj. Mike Medrano was recognized by the Air Force and awarded “The Airman’s Medal’’ in a ceremony at the Museum of Aviation’s Nugteren Exhibit Hangar in Warner Robins.
A tale of two coaches: Inside the aftermath of Westside’s wild 26-20 overtime win against Howard
After the thriller at Fort Valley Westside's Spoon Risper and Howard's Trey Porter both spoke about the game and how it reflected their programs.
Rutland offense threatens but fails to break through as Hurricanes lose opener 31-0 against Bleckley County
The Hurricanes couldn't break through despite moving the ball inside the 20-yardline multiple times.
Depleted Northeast offense, weak defense no match for Peach County Trojans in 40-21 loss at FVSU
The Raiders struggled to score on offense and were dealt a devastating blow in the form of a late-game injury.
Tattnall haunted by penalties in 26-15 home loss to Brookstone
The Trojans got off to a strong start, but a 17-point run by Brookstone led to a home loss for Tattnall.
Injuries, defensive penalties too much for Southwest as Patriots fall to Macon County 26-19 in thrilling season opener
The Patriots, down to their fourth-string quarterback, kept the game alive until the last play.
Central falls to Dougherty 44-0 in first game of Bibb County high school football season
The Chargers failed to get their offense going in the first game of the Gridiron Classic at Fort Valley State University.
The Tubman Museum: Inspiring visitors to see history through the eyes of African Americans
The Tubman Museum Executive Director Harold Young talks about the impact of Black American success stories and the power of resilience.
COLUMN: In honor of Football Friday, stories from the press box
Toiling away on sidelines and crowded, un-air conditioned press boxes can wear on you. But it’s important. We’re recording history, telling stories of remarkable achievement and effort from the hundreds of local athletes and coaches.
RAFB pilot with three rescue dogs rescues two children in Texas
Maj. Mike Medrano was recognized by the Air Force and awarded “The Airman’s Medal’’ in a ceremony at the Museum of Aviation’s Nugteren Exhibit Hangar in Warner Robins.
A tale of two coaches: Inside the aftermath of Westside’s wild 26-20 overtime win against Howard
After the thriller at Fort Valley Westside's Spoon Risper and Howard's Trey Porter both spoke about the game and how it reflected their programs.
Rutland offense threatens but fails to break through as Hurricanes lose opener 31-0 against Bleckley County
The Hurricanes couldn't break through despite moving the ball inside the 20-yardline multiple times.
Depleted Northeast offense, weak defense no match for Peach County Trojans in 40-21 loss at FVSU
The Raiders struggled to score on offense and were dealt a devastating blow in the form of a late-game injury.
Tattnall haunted by penalties in 26-15 home loss to Brookstone
The Trojans got off to a strong start, but a 17-point run by Brookstone led to a home loss for Tattnall.
Injuries, defensive penalties too much for Southwest as Patriots fall to Macon County 26-19 in thrilling season opener
The Patriots, down to their fourth-string quarterback, kept the game alive until the last play.
Central falls to Dougherty 44-0 in first game of Bibb County high school football season
The Chargers failed to get their offense going in the first game of the Gridiron Classic at Fort Valley State University.
The Tubman Museum: Inspiring visitors to see history through the eyes of African Americans
The Tubman Museum Executive Director Harold Young talks about the impact of Black American success stories and the power of resilience.