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
Kimmswick is holding its Cookie Walk and Christmas Festival after a water main that ruptured Dec. 5, 2024, was repaired.
The Arnold Kiwanis Giving and Light Fair will be held from 1-5 p.m. Dec. 8 at the Fox C-6 Service Center, 849 Jeffco Blvd., in Arnold.
Kelly Bracht, the Fox C-6 School District’s assistant superintendent of human resources, will retire at the end of this school year.
Arnold Mayor Ron Counts, Ward 2 Councilman Bill Moritz and former Ward 1 Councilwoman Doris Borgelt will square off for the mayoral seat in the April 8 general election
About 400 people attended the Arnold Kiwanis Giving and Light Fair on Dec. 8 at the Fox C-6 Service Center.
By: Tony Krausz
Judy Wagner will retire as Arnold’s Public Works Department director on Jan. 3 and move into a part-time role for the city as the project engineer.
By: Tony Krausz
Judy Wagner on Jan. 3 shifts to a part-time role for the city of Arnold, retiring as the city’s Public Works Department director to being the city’s project engineer.
Arnold City Council members voted unanimously on Nov. 21 to pay up to an additional $50,349.50 to Great River Engineering of Springfield to provide engineering services for a potential right turn lane from St. Johns Church Road onto westbound Richardson Road.
Members of the Arnold Police Department, Rock Community Fire Protection District, Rock Township Ambulance District and Jefferson County 911 Dispatch took 162 children shopping during the Shop with a Hero event Dec. 11, 2024, at the Arnold Walmart.
By: Tony Krausz
Arnold on Nov. 21 established rules and regulations for unregulated gaming machines.
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