Tony Krausz is a Reporter at KSDK - 5 On Your Side. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on events and conferences, construction, and real estate. His work has been featured in The Manhattan Mercury, Herald-Chronicle, and Leader Publications.
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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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Oscar Masters on Dec. 5 received a proclamation from the city of Arnold for his service in World War II and turning 100.
By: Ron Rigdon
Everett Childs of Seckman High School’s Theatre Troupe rehearses for his role as Albus Potter in “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.”
By: Tony Krausz
For most people, home ownership is part of the American dream, but it can turn into a nightmare without the proper guidance, said Ben Anderson, a Midwest BankCentre mortgage loan
Amanda Mange said she likes helping the next generation of real estate brokers serve Jefferson County residents.
The Fox C-6 School District will start leasing seven Flock license-plate reading cameras and have 28 access controls installed on doors at 14 school buildings by the end of 2024.
The Fox C-6 School District Board of Education members on Dec. 17 voted to approve three capital improvement projects that will upgrade Seckman High School’s baseball/softball field; improve the parking lots at the Fox campus in Arnold and install the correct electric supplies for the industrial arts workshops at Fox and Seckman high schools.
The Meramec-Arnold Elks Lodge No. 2372 on Jan. 18 will hold a past dinner and bingo game to raise money for Vitoria Williams, a Jefferson County woman who was paralyzed following a vehicle accident in St. Joseph in August.
No Jefferson County school district had in-person classes Jan. 6-10 due to inclement weather.
By: Tony Krausz
The city of Arnold and Fox C-6 School District have agreed to a new three-year deal for the Arnold Police to provide the district with three school resource officers.
By: Tony Krausz
The Jaguars Hoopers Booster Club on Dec. 17 donated a video board and scoreboard for the gym at Seckman High School.
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