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Kokomo, Indiana is the state's 13th largest city and the county seat of Howard County. The city is home to around 50,000 residents. Kokomo was named after a local legendary Indian named Makokomo. The name actually means Black Walnut. After the city was formed, natural gas was discovered and this led to a large number of residents moving to the area. People like Elwood Haynes moved to Kokomo and the Diamond Plate Glass Company soon followed. When it comes to city firsts, Kokomo certainly has their fair share. Kokomo firsts include the first pneumatic rubber tire, the first automobile, carburetor, aluminum casting, aerial bomb, and the first mechanical corn picker among other things.

It is no surprise that Kokomo employs many residents in automotive fields. Some of the biggest employers in the area include Delphi Corporation and Chrysler. Other big name employers include Holder Mattress, Haynes International, Coca-Cola, and Electronic Data Systems. Kokomo has been home to a number of famous people include Ryan White, Jack Purvis, Steve Butler, Steve Kroft, Norman Bridwell, Chris Thomas, Joe Thatcher, and Floyd Talbert.

Community events are a big part of life in Kokomo. All year round there are several festivals and gatherings that bring in visitors from surrounding areas. Some of the most popular events include the Kokomo Rib Fest, Oktoberfest, New Years Ball Drop, Taste of Kokomo Festival, the Howard County 4-H Fair, the 4th of July gathering, and the City of Firsts Soapbox Derby.