Checking in, outdoors
KPRD Park Passport rewards participants for taking part in programs
The Lamp, April 25, 2025: Narrowgate's Derby Ball
This week, Lantern Publisher Pat Munsey speaks with Susan Zody, founder of the Narrowgate Horse Ranch, about the organization's charitable work in providing transformative experiences between at-risk children and horses. Narrowgate will hold its annual Derby Ball fundraiser on May 3 at The Experience. Tickets are still available. Catfch new episodes of The Lamp and review past episodes by visiting the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
Sculpting without a net
IU Kokomo senior draws on circus performance days for thesis exhibition
Rain can't break IBE Egg Hunt
A dozen kids scramble about the Carver gym as Easter event goes over easy
My Wife, My Ex-Wife, and Me, April 22, 2025
This week, the crew is faced the most difficult time in any parent's life: their children's puberty. As their kids approach that stage in their development, Denny, Jamie, Amanda, and Brandon discuss how the kids interact and what could be expected as they become teens. Take their advice with a bag of salt. Catch new episodes of My Wife, My Ex-Wife, and Me, and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
Just do what we ought to do
A Christian’s call to love unconditionally, live in obedience
Kokomo's kids have talent
Omega Psi Phi shines spotlight on youth performers
A rustling in Russiaville
Dancing, walking, running fill the streets of tight-knit town
Gilead House Dinner packs the house
Fundraiser nets $77,000 for charitable organization
My Wife, My Ex-Wife, and Me, April 15, 2025
Still hung over from the recent Spring Break season, the MWMEM crew unveils new introduction music and talks about inappropriate activities while driving and a recent camping trip. Catch new episodes of My Wife, My Ex-Wife, and Me, and review previous episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
Alliance hosts Korean delegation
Also, flowers returning to downtown
There's a new dean in town
Former IU Kokomo sciences dean enjoys transition to full-time teaching
Students set up for success
IU Kokomo business mentorship program gives first-year students help from peers
Teamwork makes the dream work
Carver Center, Howard County Health Department form partnership
‘Simon Sees’ an opportunity
Local author Othello Bach's work being developed for film
My Wife, My Ex-Wife, and Me, April 8, 2025
This week, Denny Broens and the crew interview Cat DeNoire, a brothel manager. Naturally, parental discretion is advised. Catch new episodes of My Wife, Me Ex-Wife, and Me and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
ABATE revs up an Easter Egg Hunt
Kids collect eggs, meet Peter Cottontail, thanks to motorcycle safety group
Carver kids experience theatre
'The Lion King Jr.' at IU Kokomo thrills young afterschool program students
YMCA holds $5,000 dinner
On Friday, April 25, the Kokomo Family YMCA will host its annual $5,000 dinner. Join the Y at The Experience where you could win $5,000 in a reverse lottery. Join in for a chance to win while enjoying a buffet-style dinner by Angry Donkey, as well as a silent auction with more than 50 items and opportunities.
Ivy Tech Day is April 8
For the nearly 7,000 students being served by Ivy Tech’s Kokomo Service Area this year, one day can make a difference. With the help of community members, alumni, faculty, staff, and donors, Ivy Tech Community College believes Tuesday, April 8 – Ivy Tech Day – will be just such a day.
Father, daughter graduating together
IU Kokomo commencement will feature a family affair
Kokomo Musicale to award $1,000 scholarship
Kokomo Musicale is offering its annual Bernice Haynes Hillis Music Award. This award of $1,000 shall be given to a graduating senior whose legal residence is in Howard County. The award is based on the applicant’s scholarship, musical talent, musical activities in school and in the community, and future musical plans.
'Fiddler' dances to IU Kokomo
Classic Broadway musical marks final production for Wendy and Garry Grice
Go Green on First Friday
Downtown Association reduces paper use for monthly event