This week, Tom Kelley is joined by Carrie Lupini once again to discuss the issue of abortion. Catch new episodes of A Postcard from the County Line and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
New Northwestern cafeteria designed with student input
Classic tale performed Nov. 15-17 at Havens Auditorium
This week, Kokomo Lantern publisher visits with Tricia Horner and Amanda Duncan to talk about the many events taking place at the Rhine Hall Entertainment and Events Venue. The schedule includes FRIENDSgiving, the Pub and Grub Comedy Tour, a Christmas Cabaret, and a huge New Year's Eve bash featuring Mike Milligan and Steam Shovel! Catch new episodes of The Lamp and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
Jerry Paul honored for his work in creating monument to America's first female Marine
This week, Tom Kelley is joined by guest Carrie Lupini for part two of their conversation about abortion and the services that Birthright of Kokomo offers. Catch new episodes of A Postcard from the County Line and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
Also, IUK presents Pride and Prejudice; Duke awards grant to FSA
This week, Tom sits with Carrie Lupini from Birthright of Kokomo to discuss abortion. Catch new episodes of A Postcard from the County Line and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
Crossing staff developed room for consumers to build well-being
Looking for an interesting, handmade Christmas gift? You might find it in an unlikely place. This week, Kokomo Lantern publisher Pat Munsey speaks with the staff of Bona Vista at the Crossing about its consumer art gallery, a new "Peaceful Place" at the Crossing, and many of the upcoming events taking place at Bona Vista. Catch new episodes of The Lamp and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
Frances Slocum, Hershey executive are guests at Greentown Hist. Soc. events
Silver Birch Living of Kokomo offers a full spectrum of personalized services to help older adults maintain their independence in a supportive, caring environment. For more information, visit Silver Birch of Kokomo online.
The Kokomo Rescue Mission is excited to announce the return of its annual Red Ribbon Christmas ministry, aimed at bringing the joy and hope of Christ to those in need this holiday season.
Immersive experience attracts sell-out crowd for some Halloween fun
Trunk or treat, monster truck, petting zoo make for exciting celebration
Also, Ivy Tech offering insulin admin course
Acclaimed funk-fusion band Wurk has been busy on the road to promote their newest single “Song for Squares.” They completed the Minnesotan leg of their tour and will visit The Coterie in Kokomo on Sat., Nov. 2.
Ava Caudill pursuing media, theatre studies at Ball State
Foster Faith serves families raising other people’s children
Students, faculty, staff help seven nonprofits with tasks
This week, City of Firsts co-owner Jeremy Geiger discusses how military rituals and funerals take place. Most states have military cemeteries, which can accommodate the veteran and their families. There are also accommodations for cremations. Then, there is the U.S. Navy. Catch new episodes of Body Bags and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
This week, Tom Kelley continues his conversation with friends Kelly and Jamie about their faith, the importance of prayer, and how Tom met the ladies as he began his journey in the Catholic church. Kelly also recounts her recent trip to France. Catch new episodes of A Postcard from the County Line and review past episodes on the Kokomo Lantern Podcast Network.
HBCU style will hit Wildkats’ games at Memorial Gym this winter
Kokomo High School (KHS) proudly celebrated its fifth annual Kats Give Back Day, a cherished tradition that emphasizes community engagement and service.