It's The Unveiling! Blye's Bridal Loft has a new, exclusive line of bridal dresses available only at Blye's. Offered under the label Marie Ike, these fashions won't be found online or in any stores nearby. In sizes from 0 to 30, these gowns run from the demure to the slightly spicy, from the traditional white and creme to the bolder lavender and gold. And they all were on display at The Unveiling event on Jan. 8.
This week, Heather and April show off some smart styles for those in search of a dress for New Year's Eve. Check out these affordable formals, perfect for ringing in 2026. Blye's Bridal Loft will be open Sat., Dec. 27, from noon until 4 p.m., Tue., Dec. 30, from noon until 6 p.m., and Wed., Dec. 31, from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Catch new episodes of The Veil and review past episodes of the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
This week, the ladies of The Veil drop a few breadcrumbs about something big coming to Blye's Bridal Loft in January 2026! What could it be? They only give hints, but more information is coming soon! Don't miss this episode, and make sure you catch upcoming episodes of The Veil on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network!
You're in your treestand, and a deer comes walking along its trail. But it is the right deer to harvest? Buck or doe? Are they mature? This week, Bud Fields discusses how to decide when to shoot and which deer you should take. Catch new episodes of Outdoors with Bud and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
Welcome to The Veil, a new podcast featuring Blye's Bridal Loft. This ongoing feature will showcase the many dresses and fashions available at Blye's, but even more, it will feature dress-up sessions, young brides selecting their perfect dress, and exclusive apparel you won't find anywhere nearby or online. And who knows? If you shop at Blye's, you might just make an appearance on the show! This is a celebration of women feeling comfortable in their own skin and embracing their beauty. Age, size, and figure mean nothing. It's all about how you feel when you find that perfect dress! Catch new episodes of The Veil and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
Hunting alone isn't all it's cracked up to be. Who's going to help you drag that deer out of the woods, after all? This week, Bud Fields discusses the importance of having a hunting partner and what it takes to be a good one. Catch new episodes of Outdoors with Bud and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
This week, Kokomo Lantern Publisher Pat Munsey speaks with Gary Rhinebarger of Rhine Hall Events and Heather Dame of Coordinated Assistance Ministries (CAM) about the upcoming Christmas Cabaret, a holiday production to benefit CAM. He is also joined by a couple familiar faces who will perform in the Cabaret, which takes place Sat., Dec. 13, at 7 p.m. Tickets are available at www.rhinehallevents.com.
Camouflage ... which design is best? Should the pattern on the pants match the jacket? Do the colors matter? And what about wearing Hunter Orange? This week, Bud Fields talks about the purpose of behind the use of camouflage, how it helps hunters, and how important it is to remain visible to other hunters while fooling the animal being hunted. Catch new episodes of Outdoors with Bud and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
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This week, Bud returns with his wife Diana to discuss ways to prepare venison for the dinner table. Watch new episodes of Outdoors with Bud and catch new episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
This week, Kokomo Lantern Publisher Pat Munsey talks with Michelle Martin and Nan Braun of Flowers Feed Folks, a non-profit dedicated to providing fresh produce to the community in areas of food insecurity while promoting and teaching self-sufficiency through gardening. Watch new episodes of The Lamp and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
This week, Kokomo Lantern Publisher Patrick Munsey talks with Taylor School Corp. Superintendent Steve Dishon about the school's upcoming coat drive and Community Thanksgiving Dinner. And then the conversation turns to the impending food crisis that is expected to accompany the suspension of $1.9 million in SNAP benefits to Howard County recipients. They are joined by Bethany Wenger, Public Health Projects Director for the Howard County Health Department, and Derick Steele, executive director of the Kokomo Housing Authority. The two are spearheading the organizational effort to ensure meals for those in need starting in November.
This week, Kokomo Lantern Publisher Pat Munsey speaks with Bob Stephenson, Executive Director of the Literacy Coalition of Howard County. They talk about the coalition's upcoming comedy show at Rhine Hall, featuring Dave Dugan and Dave "The King" Wilson. The event will serve as a fundraiser for the coalition.
This week, Bud Fields takes another trip to the past, recalling a day of fishing with Tech Sgt. Foy Cox. Enjoy this throwback to some of Bud's earliest forays into podcasting and sharing his love of the outdoors. Catch new episodes of Outdoors with Bud and review past episodes by visiting the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
This week, Kokomo Lantern publisher Pat Munsey talks with Carver Community Center Executive Director JC Barnett III about the loads of programming taking place this fall. Girls' basketball, a spelling bee, afterschool programs, and a whole lot more are taking place at Carver, and kids from all over the community are invited to take part.
This week, Bud shares his memories of speaking at the local Kiwanis Club. In fact, he shares one of his first filmed works from the start of his career as an outdoors columnist and speaker. Catch new episodes of Outdoors with Bud and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
This week, the jig is up! Bud Fields spends this episode talking about fishing with jigs, recounting his personal experiences with the lures over his many years of fishing. Catch new episodes of Outdoors with Bud and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
This week, Kokomo Lantern Publisher Pat Munsey speaks with Howard County Historical Society Executive Director Anne Shaw about the upcoming Cemetery Walk, taking place Oct. 10-11 in Crown Point Cemetery. Tickets are on sale now by visiting https://howardcountymuseum.org/
This week, Bud takes us on a trip through the Winding Creek Music Festival, which took place in August. Bud loves bluegrass! Follow him through the festival, and then review past episodes of Outdoors with Bud on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network!
This week, Kokomo Lantern Publisher Pat Munsey talks with Mike Milligan about the upcoming Rockers for Knockers fundraising concert to benefit the fights against breast cancer taking place in the local community. It all takes place Friday, Oct. 3, at the Phi Delta Kappa facility, 2401 Saratoga Dr. Tickets are $20 at the door.
Are you a bowhunter? Is a recurve better than a compound bow? Or do you prefer hunting with a muzzleloader, a rifle, a shotgun, or a crossbow? This week, Bud Fields talks about the unnecessary debate between some hunters concerning which hunting weapon is best. In Bud's opinion, they're all effective. But you have to know your craft. Scent masking, location, patience, and shooting skill are just as important as the weapon you choose.
This week, Kokomo Lantern publisher Pat Munsey speaks with Tricia and Horner and Amanda Duncan of Rhine Hall Events about a pair of upcoming events you won't want to miss. The Comedy for a Cause competition will give contestants a chance to win the title of Kokomo's Funniest Comedian over a four-week competition. And a portion of the proceeds are donated to local charities. And this is the 50th anniversary of the cult-classic Rocky Horror Picture Show. Rhine Hall will put on two interactive performances of the show in October. Watch to get the details!
The Kokomo Lantern no longer will cover events taking place at Kokomo Schools that would require a media credential. Please refer to the video, originally posted by Jenn Goad of Goad Sports Media -- a partner of the Lantern. She details the demands made by Kokomo Schools that media surrender all rights to their intellectual property in exchange for access.
This week, Kokomo Lantern publisher Pat Munsey talks with Jeff Haworth and Joe Grippe of the Naughty Mama Relay for Life team about their upcoming BBQ fundraiser in Foster Park on Fri., Aug. 15. In addition to the burgers and hot dogs, the event also will feature a celebrity "Pie in the Face" fundraiser with Mayor Tyler Moore, Sheriff Jerry Asher, a pair of Howard County Commissioners, and Munsey, too. All proceeds will go to raise money for the charity. Catch new episodes of The Lamp and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.