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.
Given Tony's emphasis on education and government-related topics, pitches could include insights from local educators, officials or students impacted by new policies or developments within the Fox C-6 school district.
Another potential angle for engagement may involve highlighting unique transportation initiatives or grant-funded projects aimed at benefiting the Arnold community.
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By: Tony Krausz
The yellow line in this graphic shows the proposed Arnold Parkway that would connect Hwy. 141 with Richardson Road.
Eureka Police Capt. Michael Werges, who also is the city’s assistant police chief, will run for Eureka marshal in April to succeed Chief Michael Weigand, who is not seeking reelection to the post which is automatically named the Eureka Police Department’s chief.
By: Tony Krausz, Melanie Weibrecht
When Labor Day rolls around next week, the Fox C-6 School District, as Jefferson County’s largest employer, will have more than 1,815 employees enjoying a day off.
By: Tony Krausz, Mark Grebe
The city of Eureka will no longer be invaded by scarecrows every October.
Brittany Radake and Tony Picha of St. Louis with Lanny and Ella at the 2020 Pooch Plunge.
By: Tony Krausz
Jefferson County Salvation Army director Larry Hostetler, left, and Boy Scout William Pagano with two of the four benches the boy made for his Eagle Scout project. Not long after the benches were dropped off, two were stolen.
By: Tony Krausz
Arnold Mayor Ron Counts wants to arrange a meeting with residents who still have concerns about the abandoned Arnold Parkway Road project.
By: Tony Krausz
The Water Tower Place Shopping Center owners threatened on Sept. 12, 2024, to file a second lawsuit against Arnold, claiming the city has not properly responded to its Sunshine Law record request.
The Antonia Fire Protection District will hold a car show from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 14, at Karsch’s Market, 1730 Old Hwy. M, in Barnhart.
By: Tony Krausz
The Arnold Police Department has concluded its investigation into the death of police dog, but the chief said state law prohibits him from releasing details about the investigation.
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