Hey Kokomo! If you’ve been following The Kokomo Post for any amount of time, you might have noticed how much we love to eat. We love discovering Kokomo’s hidden gems and supporting local restaurants in our area, and we want to share the love with you. Check out this list for some of Kokomo’s best-kept secrets! 

Hey, Kokomo! Welcome to our Kokomo Post Picks, where our staffers pick the things they’re enjoying from all around our favorite city!

Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers located at 1728 E. Markland Ave. in Kokomo is opening to the public tomorrow, Jan. 11 from 10 a.m. until Midnight.

Chances are the winter boredom has kicked in at your household — the cold and grey weather might pressure you to stay inside. But if you’re looking for ways to kick the boredom to the curb in Kokomo, we have 5 ideas to get you started!

The Kokomo Family YMCA is making it even easier than before to find family and kid experiences that fit your schedule.

From swim classes to soccer, arts and crafts and junior chef classes, choose three out of 10 experiences to build your 3-month a la carte experience.

Kokomo’s SOL House — A literary oasis that encourages the community to gather to read, write and share conversations and journeys to help build a deeper connection with others and themselves.

Whyte Horse Winery & Bistro Kokomo now offering Neopolitan-style pizza.

Hey, Kokomo! Welcome to our Kokomo Post Picks, where our staffers pick the things they’re enjoying from all around our favorite city!

After its construction in 1996, The Kirkendall Interpretive Center opened its doors with displays of animals in our area, informational programming, and a space for the community to gather and experience nature all year long right here in our city.

Start 2024 off with an exhilarating weekend in Kokomo with a variety of events that promise excitement throughout our city.

Join us as we explore the top 5 unmissable events happening in Kokomo this weekend that will leave you eager to dive into the city's vibrant atmosphere.

Step into a world where taste and health collide with a blend of whole fruits, organic vegetables and more to start your journey to a healthier you in 2024.

Beginning on Jan. 1, 2024, library patrons will no longer face fines for borrowed materials returned late to its locations.

This fine-free policy hopes to allow members of the community the ability to remove financial barriers that may discourage patrons from using the library’s resources.