A season of obscurity
Keep praying; a foundation is being set
IUK students getting their hands dirty
American Water Charitable Foundation grant supports creek restoration
Park band brings the swing
Big Band Night in Highland Park on June 24
Juneteenth Jubilee brings community together
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Teaching stewards, not profiteers
Political science professor recognized as Hoosier Resilience Hero
Creek Chubs building momentum
Kokomo splits four-game homestand with Catfish, Pistol Shrimp
IU Kokomo cleaning the creek
Environmental Action Grant advances Kokomo Creek restoration
No amount of secondhand smoke is safe
A letter to the editor from the Howard County Tobacco Prevention Coalition
Our community is holding its breath
A letter to the editor concerning retention pond safety
From Sea to Shining Sea
Park band celebrates America with youth musicians June 17
He knows me
It’s easy to call on God when life falls apart. But do you seek Him when everything is going right?
Building an occupational therapy hub
Program director at IU Kokomo honored for contributions to profession
Igniting their futures
Middle schoolers experience college life at IU Kokomo camp
Connecting to the Capitol
IU Kokomo students make connections, see possibilities, at Capital Campus
IU Kokomo recognizes top performers
Spring dean’s list, chancellor’s list, honor academic achievement
A little art at Little Links
IU Kokomo art class creates metal sculptures for new mini golf course
Leveling up at IU Kokomo
Master’s students honored in hooding ceremony
Engineering a life of service
Ivy Tech Kokomo taps campus, industry leader Tanya Foutch for honorary degree
IUK grads changing the game
School of Business lauds success of students at year-end celebration
Motorsports help shape health behaviors
A letter to the editor from the Howard County Tobacco Prevention Coalition
Ascension conducts Medical Mission
More than 120 receive free health and wellness services in Kokomo on May 16
IU Kokomo scanning SNAHP grads
Radiologic sciences graduates applauded at pinning ceremony
Community First Bank hires Joshua Hopper
Community First Bank of Indiana (CFB) is pleased to announce the hire of Joshua Hopper as Senior Vice President, Commercial Loan Group Manager. Hopper brings more than 20 years of banking experience to CFB, with leadership experience spanning commercial lending, operations, and risk management. He leverages his extensive background to support the bank’s commercial clients, fostering strong relationships and helping businesses achieve sustainable growth.
From eSports to Big Business
IU Kokomo computer science senior plans MBA as next step