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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 2015
Page
4
Established 1825 The Athens Messenger provides contact information for its offices in Athens Ohio. It lists Route 33 North and Johnson Road as the address and includes a telephone number and email for letters to the editor and leadership roles such as president editor and design editor.
The House and Senate backed a bill to create a veteran ID photo card, but it provides no benefits or proof of eligibility. If signed, VA will set the price. Critics say most states already note veterans on drivers licenses and the measure adds unnecessary bureaucracy.
Opinion piece lampoons Scott Walker’s presidential bid by detailing a million dollar price of admission to an executive board and perks. The mock pitch covers private dinners, car, briefings, calls, retreats, and a pin while criticizing money in politics and urging reform.
The Messenger reports Dr Erik Aanestad, a key driver of spay and neuter programs at the Athens County Dog Shelter, died. His work reduced unwanted pets in the county, and FOSD pledges to honor his memory by continuing the program with community support.
A skeptical reader questions social media activism after Facebook’s Pride profile photo tool, noting how millions joined the display yet some refuse to participate. The piece argues online displays can pressure conformity, compares to bumper stickers, and defends individual choice while acknowledging impact on public discourse.
A broad defense of Barack Obama highlights his successes from Cuba diplomacy and same sex marriage to immigration actions and war withdrawals. The piece notes critics’ anger and praises his steady leadership amid a challenging political climate and a fragile economy.
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