In this episode of Kokomo City Grapevine, speculation about the organized gang situation in Kokomo City is finally addressed. Also, rabbits are literally coming out of every nook and cranny this Wednesday at the Holiday Inn Express. Don’t tell PETA. Or do.

A neighborhood dispute turned into fisticuffs last Monday morning, so get online and participate in the trial by social media. And make sure you do it before you get distracted and become interested in something else.

Cults of Kokomo City examine Kokomo City’s own The Grand Order of the Merm. Founded by The Chosen One after he won the Powerball lottery, The Grand Order of the Merm consists of genderless mermaids tended to by minions wearing green kimonos and irradiated knockoff Birkenstock sandals. They are terrified of sealions, and their compound is a strict “No Net Zone”.

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In this episode of Kokomo City Grapevine, Hip-Hop Grandma makes her triumphant return to the booth this Saturday from 3:00 to 4:15 in the Sunset Room of the Kokomo City Hyatt Regency. Extremely limited seating is provided. The Kokomo City Police Department and the Kokomo City Department of Health have an important update about the newest social media trend. And, if you like to eat meat, Uncle Stan has got something special for you!

This week in the Kokomo City History Corner, you will hear the story of legendary Kokomocitian Brian Fredrickson. It is an intriguing tale of theft, greed, more theft, and ultimately death that indelibly shaped the United States of America as we know it today. Brian Fredrickson, a Kokomo City original.

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In this episode of Kokomo City Grapevine, the old Blockbuster Video store is continuing to experience more difficulties because it could potentially be cursed. The organizers of the 33rd annual Kokomo City Hermit Crab Marathon, sponsored by Pfizer, are looking for volunteers to help keep the birds away. No, 2011 winner and record-setting hermit crab Big Time Rush won’t be there, but his shell will be on display. Expect Main Street to be closed for most of the week as they prepare for the event, and you might even see Stephen A. from ESPN. The Summit House presents America’s newest bloodsport this Tuesday in the José Cuervo Ballroom, so come check it out. And the apple pie eating contest at Vincent Price Middle School is going to look a little bit different this year. Be prepared. Finally, complications arose in Tupper‘s class on how to quiet all of the crazy voices inside your head using B-complex vitamins in the old smoking section of the Denny’s. The class will not be rescheduled.

The Kokomo City crime report has a new sponsor, and the Kokomo City Playhouse presents a new twist on William Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet. Spoiler alert…Sir Patrick Stewart is involved. Make sure you bring cash, because there is something for sale in the lobby after the performance that you are going to want to buy. Also, the Kokomo City Playhouse prefers that you pay in cash because then everyone gets paid faster.

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This week, Ted from Ted's Shoelace Emporium has some exciting news he wants to share with the community. In addition, the Panamanian Daughters of Susan B. Anthony are co-hosting their semi-annual pigs in a blanket munch-n-chug brunch in the Spruce Room at the Ramada Inn, and the 12th Annual Scatman's Too Many Magic Mushrooms Hokey Pokey Hoedown is on Saturday at one o'clock over by the boathouse.

Tupper's group counseling class on how to macrame the pain away went poorly. 

The Kokomo City Council is looking into adopting a sister city, but not in Japan because Councilperson Randi Price is allergic to fish. Councilperson Farley Pike shares a special surprise from his on-the-spectrum singles retreat that he went to in Telluride a few weeks ago. Spoiler alert - there is a PowerPoint presentation involved.

Finally, toddlers got drunk on juice boxes that had fermented into wine, and there was plenty of blame to go around.

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It's time for the 17th Annual Kokomo City Stomach Punching Competition at the historic Eureka Dining Hall and Bar on 8th Avenue and Main Street. Admission is only three dollars. Rusty Williams had some trouble with his new business, Rusty's Free 'N Clear Car Rentals, and Bigfoot Ranch has a beef with the not-so-secret government mine frightening away the wild elk herds. This week, Kokomo City Cryptids features Greasy Walter and Wormy Amy. If you have an aversion to peppermint schnapps, you won't want to miss this episode!

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Mike O'Conner is in the news for all the wrong reasons, but his parents have a plan to help them move on with their lives. Margaret Hartley is giving a recipe reading followed by a book signing at the Second Star to the Right and Straight On 'Till Morning Bookstore this Saturday afternoon at 3:00. Kokomo City Grapevine introduces a new segment called Cults of Kokomo City. This week, Cults of Kokomo City features The Children of Babarooski Babba.

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In this episode of Kokomo City Grapevine, there is an important warning from the Kokomo City District Attorney's Office, as well as information regarding the upcoming 12th Annual Kokomo City Frisbee Golf Tournament at the Hedy Lamarr Disc Golf Course out by the not-so-secret Government mine on McNulty Creek Road. Also, Artistic Director Tony Powers and the Kokomo City Players invite you to join them for a "choose your own adventure" version of A Christmas Carol this Saturday at midnight. Finally, learn all about local legend Jibbo Jerry in a new segment called Kokomo City Cryptids.

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In this episode, Jeff's Pine Beatle Circus takes center stage in the parking lot at the Arby's, and Ashton Shelton finds himself in legal trouble. In other notable local news, the Kokomo City Community Players offer a world premiere of a staged reading, Good Boy Roy escapes certain death, and Councilperson Farley Pike is still looking for a life partner.  In this week's history corner, lifetime Kokomocitian William Sternard tells the story of Grizzly DuBois and the naming of Cobey Creek.

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