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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2015
Page
4
Established 1825 The Athens Messenger provides contact details for its Athens Ohio newsroom. It lists Route 33 North and Johnson Road as its address, a main phone line, and email addresses for letters to the editor and staff editors along with named personnel and roles.
The piece argues Paul Ryan cannot save immigration reform, blaming the GOP faction and President Obama for the stalemate. It notes Obama’s executive order, Boehner’s past optimism, and GOP distrust, while stressing the need to broaden Hispanic support for 2016. It warns rhetoric will fail voters and impede a bipartisan path.
A heartfelt veteran tribute quotes a speaker saying God has the situation entirely in his hands, describing an overwhelming moment of comfort and absence of pain from the instant the sentiment was voiced. The line highlights faith as a source of strength for those who served.
A reflective piece recalls Ronald Reagan greeting reporters on the campaign trail in 1976 and stressing direct access and guts. It contrasts his candid exchanges with modern candidates who guard against tough questions, noting how media attacks and gotcha queries shaped past and present campaigns, including Bush and Trump episodes.
Guest column urges residents to explore Athens area museums such as Kennedy Museum, the county Historical Society museum, and the Dairy Barn Arts Center. It argues museums are treasure houses of insight, urges active engagement over passive viewing, and invites readers to visit during weather, with guests, or for family outings. George Weckman endorses cultural exploration.
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