With a blend of experienced returners, impactful newcomers and championship aspirations, Kokomo Post 6 is preparing for the 2026 American Legion baseball season. Here's a look at the roster, coaching staff and expectations for the summer ahead.
Class 3A No. 3 Western and Eastern (Greentown) both enter Saturday with regional championships on the line after strong postseason runs that have each program one win away from semistate.
The YMCA is more than just a gym. It’s a place where Kokomo families come together to build stronger bodies, stronger relationships, and a stronger community. From youth programs to fitness classes, the Y continues to make a lasting impact right here at home.
Zen Energy is Kokomo’s go-to health bar for energizing drinks, nutritious options, and a wellness experience designed to help you feel your best from the inside out.
Baseball is back in Kokomo! The Creek Chubs officially kicked off their inaugural season at Municipal Stadium on May 27 with a packed crowd, fireworks, merch, mascot Hooks, and an electric atmosphere that brought the community together once again.
Downtown Kokomo will once again welcome thousands of visitors as the Kokomo Strawberry Festival returns Friday, June 5. Featuring more than 220 vendors, live entertainment, family activities, art experiences, and the festival’s famous strawberry shortcake, the annual event promises a full day of summer fun in the heart of downtown.
The Kokomo Post is inviting local photographers to apply for the opportunity to help officially cover some of Kokomo’s biggest summer events.
With sectional play set to begin next week, area baseball teams are looking to build momentum and confidence in the final games of the regular season. We take a closer look at two Friday matchups and the storylines to watch.
Free summer meal programs are returning to Howard County for summer 2026, offering free breakfasts, lunches, and take-home meals for children and teens throughout Kokomo and Russiaville. Here’s where families can find meals, distribution sites, dates, and additional food resources this summer.
Before LOCASH takes the stage at the 2026 Haynes Apperson Festival, Kokomo native Preston Brust is taking a moment to come home. From local nostalgia to life on the road, this is a conversation you won't want to miss!
This week on The Ripple Effect Podcast, hosts Jessica Ausbrook and Kim Graves from Solidarity Community Federal Credit Union welcome special guest Drew Durham from Center Township. 💙
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.
Welcome back to another episode of Little Foodies, partnered with Solidarity Community Federal Credit Union, where our littlest critics always have the biggest opinions!
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