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Arnold council meetings could hit air waves

Tue May 12 2009, 16:44 by Admin

Get your DVRs and laptops ready, because Arnold City Council meetings could soon go digital.

The City Council passed a resolution Thursday creating a committee to examine the possibility of broadcasting council meetings on television and the Internet.

"We'd like to do a more transparent meeting," said Mayor Ron Counts. "That's the goal. We're going to study the issue and kick it around."
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Transcript of the Presidents visit to Fox High School Part 1

Wed Apr 29 2009, 17:45 by Admin

For Immediate Release April 29, 2009

REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT

IN ARNOLD, MISSOURI TOWN HALL

Fox Senior High School

Arnold, Missouri

10:25 A.M. CDT

THE PRESIDENT: Thank you so much. Thank you. Everybody please have a seat. Have a seat. Thank you so much. What a wonderful introduction. It's good to be out of Washington, good to be back in the Midwest.

AUDIENCE MEMBER: We love you!

THE PRESIDENT: Love you back. (Applause.)

Let me, first of all, ask everybody to give a huge...

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Students at Fox High School talk about President Obama's visit

Wed Apr 29 2009, 17:32 by Admin

KSDK -- The visit by President Obama

is one that most students at Fox High School in Arnold will never forget.

"It's just crazy that out of all cities that like of all cities he chooses to come to our city.. and that we got the opportunity to come and see him," said 17-year-old junior Amanda Slavik.

Vice President Joe Biden visited Jefferson County last fall.

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Obama event on 100th day to be in Arnold

Sun Apr 26 2009, 19:43 by Admin

ARNOLD, Mo. (AP) -- The White House says President Barack Obama's town hall meeting on his 100th day in office will be in Arnold on Wednesday.
The event is scheduled for 10:20 a.m. CST at Fox Senior High School in the suburban St. Louis city. The White House says the event is open to the public, but a ticket is needed. Doors open at 8 a.m.
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Armed robbery in Arnold?

Sat Apr 18 2009, 14:20 by Admin

My son who works at McD's said he was told that shortly before he went to work yesterday, someone was robbed at gunpoint on the parking lot of the Richardson Rd store. If I get more details I will post them.

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» Non Political » Pets » Gov. Nixon vows to get tough on 'puppy mills'

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Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon dropped by the Humane Society of Missouri today to pet a few pooches and pledge that the state will strongly enforce laws governing animal breeding.

Nixon and his wife, Georganne, visited the Society's headquarters and shelter at 1201 Macklind Avenue, just south of Forest Park.
Humane Society workers gave him a tour of the kennels, veterinarian wing and their adoption center.

They also showed off a few of the dogs that the center recently received in an animal rescue in Daviess County in northwestern Missouri. The Nixons took turns holding one of the little dogs, and were surrounded by cameras.
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