Athens Messenger contact and staff listing
Established 1825 The Athens Messenger lists address Route 33 North and Johnson Road Athens Ohio and phone number 740 592 6612. It provides emails for editors Monica Nieporte Joe Higgins Wendy Van Sickle and department heads including Jeff Bunch and Ike Weiss for contact and production.
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Editorial calls for higher severance tax in Ohio
An Ohio editorial urges lawmakers to meet a hard deadline for severance tax increases on oil and gas to fund inspections and local impacts. It favors a market-based rate around 6.5 percent to align with other states, while stressing strong regulation and community funding over tax cuts, and notes delays in establishing a tax study commission.
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Keith Faber
Senate
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Ohio
Ohio prison unit blends faith and discipline for reform
Inside Ohio's 11 prisons designed for reintegration a female unit uses a faith based program to reform inmates. Directors describe mission as life transformation with military style routines and voluntary participation. Notable inmates share personal growth as agencies note rising inmate populations and costs.
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Jessica Torok
U.S Armed Services
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Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
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Keyenna Smith
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Malika Poole
Jenny O'Grady
GOP civil war deepens as Trump and rivals clash on future
A stark Republican debate exposed sharp splits within the party. Trump and Carson endorsed hard edges while Bush and Kasich urged Reagan era optimism. Polls show many Americans view the country as off track, complicating the path for establishment candidates.
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Nicknames Illuminate a GOP Debate Parody of Self
A look at how candidates answer a lighthearted nickname question during the Republican presidential debate reveals facets of personality and self perception. Jeb Bush’s Eveready drew laughs, while Carly Fiorina’s Secretariat and Mike Huckabee’s Duck Hunter got milder reactions, highlighting how far substance often falls behind stage presence.
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