The paper published public vitals each week, providing information about citizens' court happenings, arrests, mug shots, marriages, divorces, causes of death, and obituaries.

[2] In 2006, after two years of Fleming using "taxpayer-funded resources to fuel his own personal vendetta", the case had been transferred to Grant County, where that county's prosecutor dropped all charges against Wilson and all felony charges against his partner, who was convicted on a single misdemeanor – for pocketing $18 in profit from handling betting on horse racing at Hoosier Park three times a year amongst friends at the local American Legion hall.

[2] While Hossier park does offer off-track betting in various Indiana locations, it did not have a storefront in Kokomo, which is 55 miles (89 km) from the track.

In January 2017, local attorney Brian Oaks bought part ownership of The Kokomo Perspective with plans to fully purchase the business down the road.

[4] In June 2017, the paper switched to being delivered via the United States Postal Service versus carriers to ensure reliable delivery every week.