Planets on parade
Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars possible highlights of Observatory open house
Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars possible highlights of Observatory open house
Also, sheriff struggling with telephone scam
Ivy Tech Community College in Kokomo will host its annual “Doing the Dream” program on Thu., Feb. 6, but there has been a change in the agenda. This year’s event will feature prominent “artivist” Gina Belafonte as its keynote speaker.
Representatives of the Central Midwest Carpenters union and Ivy Tech Community College Kokomo have signed agreements that give new options for people wishing to pursue careers in the fields of building construction and welding.
Citizens raise concerns about Jaewon construction during unrelated rezoning
This article is brought to you by the Kokomo Family YMCA. Two new Active Older Adults classes are now available for 2025! Join us on Wednesday mornings for Silver Sneakers Classic and Thursday mornings for Boom Move Silver Sneakers.
Beginning Monday, Feb. 3, westbound traffic on Sycamore Street will be closed at Dixon Road for sewer repairs. Also, Dixon Road’s northbound traffic will be reduced to one lane at Sycamore Street.
Encompass Credit Union donates $100,000 for teacher apprenticeships
Solidarity Community Federal Credit Union is proud to announce that the Solidarity Scholarship Program will officially open for applications on Saturday, February 1, 2025. This annual scholarship program is designed to support students pursuing higher education, whether at a college, university, or trade school.
This article is brought to you by Moore's Home Health and Medical Supply. For more than 69 years, Moore's Home Health has been Howard County's leading provider of assistive and adaptive home medical equipment and supplies. Call 765-454-5210 or visit Moore's at 608 W. Markland Ave. to let them help meet your healthcare needs!
Northwestern girls prevail over Western in varsity basketball
Mayor awards VFW Honor Guard at annual prayer breakfast
The Howard County Sheriff’s Office and the Howard County Coroner’s Office are investigating the death of a 16-year-old male following an incident that occurred on a private pond located on family property near 300 S. & 500 W., Russiaville, IN.
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The United Auto Workers and Stellantis have reached a resolution to grievances filed against the company concerning promises made in their 2023 contract. Of note for workers in Kokomo is the commitment to entrusting them with production of the GME-T4 EVO engine for hybrid electric vehicles.
On Sat., Jan. 18, at approximately 2:25 a.m., the Howard County Coroner was dispatched to 1131 N. Armstrong St. in reference to a decedent located at the scene of a residential fire.
Mayor says baseball, other activities will take place at stadium in 2025
Jane Pauley Community Health Center (JPCHC), a leading provider of accessible and affordable healthcare across central Indiana, is excited to announce its expansion into Howard County with Kokomo Pediatrics. Formerly North Central Indiana Pediatric Center in the Community Health Network, Kokomo Pediatrics continues the practice’s record of high-quality, comprehensive primary healthcare for children in the local community with the same trusted providers.
Crews will begin installing lane restrictions on County Road 50 East, Friday, January 24, between Smith Road and County Road 400 North (U.S. 35) for installation of sanitary sewers in the southbound lanes of 50 E. Two-way traffic will be maintained but restricted to allow for the construction. These lane restrictions are expected to last 60 days, weather permitting.
Indiana University Kokomo’s newest class of student nurses took the first steps toward becoming health care professionals at the School of Nursing and Allied Health Professions (SNAHP) traditional induction ceremony Wednesday (January 15).
Mayor willing to leave Imperial Drive closed (for now) to secure Chick-fil-A
Coroner to conduct autopsy Jan. 21 to make positive identification of one victim
On Jan. 16, Kokomo High School officials were made aware of a potential threat. The school immediately initiated planned safety protocols, contacted local law enforcement, and enacted a lockdown. Local law enforcement was on-site.
Rozzi’s Market Inc., doing business as Rozzi’s Catering, is proud to announce its recent certification as a Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). This certification underscores Rozzi’s Catering’s commitment to excellence, innovation, and economic empowerment, as it joins a distinguished network of women-led enterprises nationwide.