Good morning, Kokomo.

On Oct.18, over 500 Kokomo residents marched on the courthouse lawn, protesting government actions and carrying homemade signs in a peaceful demonstration.

Local leaders spoke about constitutional freedom and community unity—emphasizing that standing together is key to challenging policies they oppose.

Goodfellows of Kokomo is now signing up for its annual gift-giving campaign to help local residents get presents this Christmas—registration is underway while the calendar still shows October.

The campaign prepares to spread holiday cheer in the community.

The Cass County Area Retired Teachers Association met today at Silver Lake Restaurant — where Deanna Crispen of the Cass County Community Foundation gave an update on the progress of the new farmers market and incubator kitchen under construction — as Cass County Council approved a $500,000 construction appropriation.

Yummy Bowl is now open at 287 E Center Rd. where customers build their own bowls by choosing a base, protein and veggies and then watch the chef stir-fry the meal — the restaurant is dine-in only and is open from 10:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on most days and until 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday — its menu also offers sushi, appetizers, desserts and drinks.

Triton Central High School’s volleyball team was named the Beth Prince State Farm Athletes of the Week after winning its first sectional championship since 2020 with a 25-21, 28-26, 18-25, 25-16 win over Heritage Christian + junior Lucy May broke a team record with 315 kills this season. The team will face Northeastern at Morristown High School for its first regional appearance in five years, with the match starting at 4 p.m.

Organ Fairchild Concert

9 PM — The Coterie — $5 — Enjoy a night of live music with Organ Fairchild at The Coterie.