Dave Kruser Krusenklaus

Dave "Kruser" KrusenKlaus is a native of Cincinnati, OH and a graduate of the University of Dayton.While in Dayton... Kruser's broadcasting career began as a producer at a news/talk station (WAVI-AM) and later as an announcer on a 50,000 Watt FM rock station in Dayton (WVUD-FM).In August 1978...He moved to Lexington as an afternoon drive host and music director for WKQQ-FM.In 1983 Kruser assumed the morning drive slot and was named program director for Double Q. After his stint at WKQQ ended in 1996 Kruser became the morning man at WLRO-RM/Arrow 101.5 and started a 5 year stint as feature reporter at the Lexington NBC station, channel 18/WLEX-TV.

Hosted by Dave "Kruser" Krusenklaus of WVLK-AM, past volunteer award winner Dia Davidson, WLEX-TV, delivered the keynote address to the packed crowd at Crowne Plaza - The Campbell House.

Hosted by Dave 'Kruser' Krusenklaus of WVLK-AM, past volunteer award winner Dia Davidson, WLEX-TV, delivered the keynote address to the packed crowd at Crowne Plaza / The Campbell House.

The first hour will feature questions from Dave Krusenklaus, WVLK's afternoon host, who is known as Kruser.Questions will be taken from callers and the audience during the second hour.

The first hour will feature questions from Dave Krusenklaus, WVLK's afternoon host, who is known as Kruser.

Questions will be taken from callers and the audience during the second hour.

More than 100 people were at Joseph-Beth Booksellers yesterday to watch WVLK-590 AM's live broadcast that was moderated by Dave Krusenklaus, WVLK's afternoon host, who is known as "Kruser."
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Krusenklaus asked one question specifically tailored to each candidate.

Farmer has increased the "conservative" talk this week and Krusenklaus asked how being conservative makes Farmer the better choice.

Farmer said he was the only candidate who is actually talking about and can make tax cuts.He has proposed a slight reduction in the payroll tax to be implemented over four years that would save the average person about $40 a year.

The debate was moderated by Dave Krusenklaus, WVLK's afternoon host, who is known as "Kruser."

Hosted by Dave "Kruser" Krusenklaus of WVLK-AM, past volunteer award winner Dia Davidson, WLEX-TV, delivered the keynote address to the packed crowd at Crowne Plaza - The Campbell House.