Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 28th of April.
Good morning, Kokomo.
Flint Farmer—a Kokomo man accused in the 2016 death of 18-year-old Karena McClerkin—will begin his murder trial with jury selection Tuesday and faces a charge that could land him in prison for several decades if convicted.
Local officials said that the new state property tax relief bill will cost Howard County over $27 million in tax revenue over the next three years.
County leaders expect the bill to affect local budgets and spending plans in the future.
Kokomo Collectible Show
6 AM – 12 PM — Kokomo Shriner's Club — Free entry — Explore a variety of collectibles and join a free learn-to-play event for kids.
Open House at The Greens of Wildcat Creek
1-3 p.m. — 3139 Crooked Stick Dr, Kokomo, IN — $429,000 — Explore a stunning golf course home with spacious living and serene views.
Mother & Daughter Brunch Kitten Shower
11 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Elite Banquet & Conference Center — $30 — Enjoy a festive brunch while cuddling adoptable kittens and supporting the Kokomo Humane Mission.
Kokomo’s Favorite Postman is Retiring with 40 Years of Service
USPS local postman, Shelton Quarles, retires this Wednesday, April 30, with 40 years of service. His retirement open house will be held May 10 at Carver Community Center from 4-7 p.m.
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