Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 1st of May.
Good morning, Kokomo.
At the annual Kokomo CEO tradeshow, students showcased their business skills while families tuned in for the We Care auction, a long-standing local tradition.
Camden Worland’s family noted that local business All Phase Electric is expected to donate a large sum to support the auction (continuing its tradition of generous contributions).
At day two of his murder trial, Kokomo man Flint Farmer said 'I didn’t do anything to Karena'—a statement from a recorded October 2016 interview related to the disappearance and death of 18-year-old Karena McClerkin.
Ivy Tech Community College named Martin Pollio as the statewide system's new president and he will begin his role on July 1—succeeding Sue Ellspermann.
Hamilton County resident Pam Francis has her trash picked up weekly while her recycling is collected every two weeks from a bin (one third the size of her trash can), which forces her to drive to a drop-off center to keep recyclables from piling up at her home.
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.
An Elite Mother-Son Gala
6:30-9 p.m. — Elite Banquet & Conference Center — Dinner included — A delightful evening of dinner, dancing, and entertainment for mothers and sons of all ages.
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