Growing their own way
Twin sisters plan individual paths with IU Kokomo biology degrees
Twin sisters plan individual paths with IU Kokomo biology degrees
National event for special needs features, dinner, dancing, and more
Professor reflects on her time in IU Kokomo’s performing arts
In the fall 2024 semester, 708 full-time Indiana University Kokomo students earned chancellor's list or dean’s list honors. Chancellor's list students earned a 4.0 grade point average (GPA), while dean’s list students earned a minimum 3.5 GPA on a scale of 4.0, while carrying at least 12 credit hours throughout the grading period. Students are listed by hometown.
Youth symphony, a choir cooperative event, and a performing arts center all in the mix
This week, Kokomo Lantern Publisher Pat Munsey speaks with Debbie Norris and Cheryl Graham of United Way Serving Howard and Tipton Counties. The annual Point in Time census of homeless individuals takes place at the end of the month, and organizers could use your help. Also, United Way's free tax preparation services are about to resume. Find out how you can take advantage of this service and avoid paying fees to the big online tax prep companies. Catch new episodes of The Lamp and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
This week, Kokomo Lantern publisher Pat Munsey talks with the gurus at Rhine Hall Entertainment and Event Venue about their upcoming events in February, including Single Mingle from Widow's Purse and a Valentine's Day Sweethearts Ball. Catch new episodes of The Lamp and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
This week, the "My Wife" crew welcome comedian Deece Casillas to the show, but not before discussing the weather and Denny's inability to communicate. Fortunately, Casillas gets the show on track as he discusses podcasting and drops names like crazy. Catch new episodes of My Wife, My Ex-Wife, and Me and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
Widow’s Purse holding two programs to lift up women working through loss
Madden, Sarber, Kasem share memories of their time working at the university
This article is brought to you by the Kokomo Family YMCA. Don't let this opportunity bounce away! Beat the buzzer and enroll your child today in Little Dribblers. In this exciting introductory basketball program, your child will learn the fundamentals of the game, including how to pass, dribble, and shoot. This program takes place in a fun, safe, and non-competitive environment, where the focus is on playing basketball, making new friends, and most importantly, having fun! Register here: https://operations.daxko.com/Online/5014/ProgramsV2/Home.mvc
Bridgeway Church announced that it will serve as a host of the 2025 Night to Shine, sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation. The unforgettable worldwide celebration event, centered on God’s love, honoring and valuing people with special needs will be held by host churches around the world simultaneously on Friday, February 7, 2025.
This week, Kokomo Lantern Publisher Pat Munsey speaks with Sunah Flores-Guillaume, founder of Widow's Purse, a non-profit devoted to assisting widows through the grief associated with loss of a spouse and helping them return to a rewarding a functional life. The two discuss the founding of the organization, as well as some of its upcoming events. For more information, visit Widow's Purse on Facebook.
Also, Artists sought for Doing the Dream ‘artivism’ exhibition
Gourmet meal, charity auction draws crowd of local luminaries to ring in new year
This week, Denny, Amanda, and Jamie review Christmas 2024. And at least one of them might be a little bit drunk. (Advisory: Material suited for viewers 18 and older). Catch new episodes of My Wife, My Ex-Wife, and Me and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
Tom Kelley continues his discussions with local military recruiters about the armed services and the experiences young men and women can have. This week, Tom speaks with the recruiter from the U.S. Marine Corps. Catch new episodes of A Postcard from the County Line and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
Christmas show features a whole new world and a little dogfighting from fire department in annual talent contest
Santa Claus makes an appearance at assisted living facility's holiday extravaganza
This week, Tom Kelley visits with the local U.S. Navy recruiter as he continues his feature on our military, its potential as a career, and what someone might expect if they enlist. Catch new episodes of A Postcard from the County Line and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
This article is brought to you by the Kokomo Family YMCA. Don't miss your chance to sign up for our winter swim lessons! Your child can learn to swim, even during the chilly Indiana winters. This is a perfect time to prepare for summer when everyone is eager to jump in the pool and cool off. Starting lessons in winter is beneficial because it helps your child get accustomed to the water and develop essential swimming skills. By the time summer arrives, they will be ready to dive right in. You can register your child today, either in person at the Y or online: https://operations.daxko.com/Online/5014/ProgramsV2/Home.mvc
This week, The Lamp visits the Carver Community Center to show off the many programs currently being offered, from youth basketball to a dance team to Undertone music lessons and even video gaming. Catch new episodes of The Lamp and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
On this episode of "My Wife, My Ex-Wife, and Me," Denny Broens and his unusual crew play a Christmas-themed game of "Would You Rather?" Catch new episodes of "My Wife, My Ex-Wife, and Me" and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
This week, Tom Kelley continues his discussion about the U.S. military by speaking with two recruiters from the U.S. Air Force. Catch new episodes of A Postcard from the County Line and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.