These World War Two veterans have seen a lot...and experienced decades of excitement and intrigue. But the men will soon add another adventure to their resumes when they serve as grand marshal's of the Orange Beach Mardi Gras parade. "It'll be an interesting experience," says veteran Ed Borman. "None of us have done it before so it'll be good to get together with the guys." "It's a little bit of an honor to be honored by the city and be in a parade," says veteran Joe Grimes. "I know we'll enjoy it." The men recently enjoyed… » More
Local World War Two veterans will serve as grand marshal's in Orange Beach Fat Tuesday parade » More
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Pat Peterson is an award-winning reporter covering the Baldwin County beat from our Foley newsroom. Pat has been with WKRG since February, 2001, where he worked in Mobile as an Assignment Editor and News 5's morning traffic reporter. He's since moved across Mobile Bay and takes pride in covering stories that make a difference in the lives of the people that call Baldwin County home.
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