Photos: Veterans Day Events Held Around Macon

Photos from Veterans Day events around Macon held on November 10-11, 2024.

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November 11, 2024
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Photos from Macon’s Veterans Day parade held Sunday and Veterans Day ceremonies held Monday at Linwood Cemetery and Coleman Hill. Photos by Matt Odom, Evelyn Davidson and Jason Vorhees.

An elderly man in a white uniform with red, white, and blue detailing and a red veteran’s cap sits in a vehicle, smiling and waving to people outside. He holds a smartphone in his other hand. The background shows a street scene with blurred buildings and pedestrians.
Four honor guard members in blue uniforms and hats march in formation, carrying American and state flags near a memorial monument. A speaker stands at a podium nearby with wreaths and additional flags in the background. The scene is outdoors, with trees and grass surrounding the memorial.

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Jason Vorhees

Jason is our photographer. An award-winning journalist, he has spent more than 25 years capturing the sights, sounds and people of Middle Georgia. He lives in Macon with his wife, Brandi, and their sons Cooper and Evan. Jason is an avid sports fan and bourbon aficionado.

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