Tony Krausz is a reporter for Leader Publications, focusing on local news in Arnold, Missouri. He covers a wide range of topics, including community events, local government, education, and business developments. With a passion for storytelling, Tony strives to provide accurate and engaging news stories that inform and connect the residents of Arnold.
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Tony Krausz focuses on local community events, government announcements, and educational initiatives in the Arnold, Missouri area. Pitches should highlight local perspectives such as human interest stories about notable community members or coverage of local business openings and their impact on the community.
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The Antonia Fire Protection District’s $11 million bond issue passes on Nov. 5 with overwhelming support
Kimmswick will hold numerous holiday events over the next two months with the Deer Widow’s Weekend shopping event on Nov. 15-17; the Kimmswick Christmas Parade and Open House on Nov. 23; Small Business Saturday shopping event on Nov. 30; the Kimmswick Cookie Walk on Dec. 5-8; Kimmswick Christmas Festival on Dec. 6-8; and Kimmswick Christmas Elf Hunt on Dec. 14-15 and Dec. 21-22.
The Missouri State Auditor Office on Nov. 6 started auditing the city of Arnold, the Arnold Retail Corridor Transportation Development District and the Triangle Transportation Development District after receiving complaints about the city’s oversight and operation of the TDDs.
By: Tony Krausz
The Auditor’s Office identified the following three potential issues that possibly could constitute improper government activity, and said there could be more.
Approximately 125 veterans participated in the Arnold Veterans Day Parade on Nov. 8.
Chase bank on Oct. 18 opened its Arnold branch at 1314 Jeffco Blvd., where the city’s Post Office had been located.
Fox High School advanced woodworking technology students made 50 wooden U.S. flags to donate to Veterans Community Project, a tiny home community that provides transitional housing for homeless military veterans.
The Flamm City Park boat ramp in Arnold was damaged by floodwaters on Nov. 9, and the Missouri Department of Conservation was scheduled to assess the damage on Nov. 18.
The Arnold Parks and Recreation Department will hold the annual Gobble Gobble Run on Nov. 28, and the city is participating in the Feed the Masses area-food collection event this month and will hold a trivia contest for seniors on Nov. 26.
Fox High School Principal Ryan Sherp will retire on June 30.
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