Ellis Arnold is a reporter and community editor for Centennial Citizen and Englewood Herald, and his work has been featured in various publications such as Standard Blade, South Platte Independent, and Douglas County News-Press. With a focus on local news in Colorado's Douglas County, Ellis covers a wide range of topics including community events, government issues, and public safety concerns.
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Ellis Arnold's coverage is largely focused on local news, government announcements, legal policy regulation and community issues in Douglas County, Colorado. His articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, crime, real estate industry, health & wellbeing.
If you are reaching out to Ellis with story ideas or pitches, consider focusing on local government developments and policies within Douglas County. Providing insights into community issues such as public safety initiatives or updates related to water management could be particularly relevant for his coverage. Additionally, if you have expertise in legal matters concerning local governance or regulations affecting the area he covers specifically in Colorado’s Douglas County then it would likely resonate well with his focus.
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Democrat Bob Marshall beats Republican Matt Burcham in tight House District 43 race
By: Ellis Arnold
People walk through snowfall Nov. 8 near Union Station in Denver. Credit: Eric Heinz
By: Ellis Arnold
But ‘danger of fire is always present,’ sheriff’s office warns
One new face on the board, state Sen. Kevin Van Winkle, will replace outgoing Commissioner Lora Thomas
By: Ellis Arnold
The first-ever district attorney of a new judicial district covering Douglas, Elbert and Lincoln counties will be former DA George Brauchler.
Douglas is among several Colorado counties that have seen efforts to unionize sheriff’s deputies
Transportation, employment also among concerns that funding could address
People stand with flags at a veterans tribute event Nov. 9, 2024, at the Wilcox county offices building in Castle Rock. Credit: Courtesy of Douglas County
Officials also put up other messages in the space where leaders pass laws
A Douglas County Sheriff's Office vehicle, pictured here in May 2023. Credit: Ellis Arnold
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