While words of appreciation and support are important every day, on Veterans Day, both local and non-local businesses show their appreciation in a tangible way. To make it easier for veterans to access these special offers, our team here at The Kokomo Post has compiled a list of businesses participating in Veterans Day specials with the help of Kokomoโs Military Foundation.
Kokomo baseball fans, get ready! The cityโs newest team officially has a name, a logo, a coach and a general manager!
This Veterans Day, The Kokomo Post honors the men and women who have served our country with courage and dedication. In partnership with CrossFit Kokomo, weโre spotlighting a community committed to giving back through their annual 24-hour Veterans Fundraiser supporting Jackson Street Commons. Together, we celebrate those who have protected our freedom and continue to strengthen our community every day.
The Kokomo Post is bringing back the magic of childhood Thanksgiving memories, one hilarious โrecipeโ at a time. Submit your kidโs version of how the holiday meal comes together, and you might just make Kokomoโs funniest cookbook!
Check out our first look at a new local shop in Kokomo! From teas, to plants, and antiques, Village Creation Station and Shop has just about everything!
elcome back to another article for Kokomo Uncovered, where we showcase something unique, special, or brand new in Kokomoโthanks to our incredible friends and partners at Community First Bank of Indiana.
Todayโs Kokomo Uncovered we are showcasing Fire Forged Pizzeria, who is offering delicious wood-fired pizza.
What started as a simple story about the genealogy department at the Howard County Public Library turned into a wild Kokomo mysteryโ A missing sword. A cemetery mix-up. And more twists than we ever expected. Trust us, this is one journey youโll want to follow.
If youโve spent any time exploring Kokomoโs downtown, chances are youโve heard of The Kingdom: Cards & Games.
Now, this beloved local gaming haven has opened the doors to its brand-new location, inviting fans old and new to step into a fresh chapter of adventure. ๐ฐ
Welcome back to another article for Kokomo Uncovered, where we showcase something unique, special, or brand new in Kokomoโthanks to our incredible friends and partners at Community First Bank of Indiana. This Kokomo Uncovered is showcasing Roots & Timber
This weekโs episode of Kokomo Uncovered is your sign to escape the ordinary! We traveled just 30 minutes outside of town to visit the one-of-a-kind Woolly Yak Ranch & Winery!
Welcome back to another episode of Little Foodies, partnered with Solidarity Community Federal Credit Union, where our littlest critics always have the biggest opinions.
On the latest episode of The Ripple Effect Podcast, hosts Jessica Ausbrook and Kim Graves from Solidarity Community Federal Credit Union welcome Brian Moon from Taylor High School!
Welcome back to another episode of The Mayor Tyler Moore Show, partnered with Robert Miller & Son Furniture, where we sit down with Kokomo's mayor to learn what's ahead for the City of Firsts. Got a question for MTM? Drop it here and he may answer it during the Ask the Mayor segment.
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Eastern and Tipton delivered another thriller Friday night in the Class 2A Sectional 36 semifinal, with the Comets holding on for a 41 to 40 win in Greentown. ๐ฅ
Kaleb Hurt was electric, scoring three total touchdowns โ including a kickoff return and a 59 yard touchdown pass to Cody Tarrh. Gibson Eagle threw three touchdown passes, connecting twice with Bently Hullinger and once with Hurt, while Easternโs defense came up big with a late stop on Tiptonโs two point try to seal the win.
With the victory, Class 2A No. 12 Eastern (10-1) advances to the sectional championship and will travel to No. 4 Eastbrook on November 7.