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Also, Howard County Stand Down, Nov. 5; Frozen Sandlot returns for ninth season; KUO holds Black and White Gala
Experts will discuss 2027 economy predictions at Futurecast
Also, DAR visits Jerome Cemetery; Syndicate Sales to ‘Petal It Forward,’ Oct. 14
Also, Deputies make child molest arrest
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Also, Data center developer holding open house; Taylor awarded $75,000 learning grant
Also, GMCH grants $50,000 to local nonprofits
Officials gather to break ground on mandated $132 million project
Also, Circle of Ivy announces $20,000 in grants; Bona Vista All-Abilities Prom, Oct. 9; Trunktoberfest at Judson Road Christian, Oct. 30
Click below to see events taking place in Kokomo, Howard County, and the surrounding area from Oct. 4-10, 2026!
Also, Southside Christian holding giveaway; Greentown Historical Society dinner, Nov. 12; Dueling Pianos rocks Ivy Tech Logansport; DSI recognizes National Disability Employment Awareness Month
Candidates told to skip first night despite party’s prior agreement
State court hears arguments, takes questions at IU Kokomo
Also, IU Kokomo hosts College Goal Sunday; Flu-Lapalooza offers free vaccines
Also, Historical Society digs up Cemetery Walk; Protect water, pick up poo
IU Kokomo to celebrate Homecoming September 28-October 2
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Monopoly-themed kick-off aims at $1.2 million goal
IU Kokomo launches quest for next chancellor as Mark Canada plans retirement
Also, City of Firsts FCU recovers from widespread system outage; Northwestern FFA to host Veterans Day breakfast
Alisha Davenport seeks to educate public on need for township government
Max Engling seeks to fight election, business fraud as Secretary of State
Kokomo Conference Center, hotel promise to spur new tourism