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Police continue to probe alleged Parc Penalta sex assault
Police continue to probe alleged Parc Penalta sex assault

South Wales Argus

time4 days ago

  • South Wales Argus

Police continue to probe alleged Parc Penalta sex assault

Police recently appealed for information regarding a report of a sexual assault, in the area of Parc Penallta, on Tuesday, July 29. Officers are continuing their enquiries and would now like to speak to 52-year-old Shane Carter, from Gelligaer, who may have vital information that could help. Parc Penallta where reports of a sexual assault has occurred (Image: Google Maps) Anyone with any information is asked to call police on 101, quoting reference 2500241998. You can also reach out via a direct message on Facebook or X, or contact police online at Alternatively, you can reach the Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or visit

New leader chosen for Wichita's African American museum
New leader chosen for Wichita's African American museum

Yahoo

time08-05-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

New leader chosen for Wichita's African American museum

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — The Kansas African American Museum (TKAAM) will have a new leader as it prepares for its new location and move. The TKAAM Board of Directors has selected Shane Carter as its new executive director. He will join the museum in May. Carter has spent 13 years with the Lincoln Community Center in Ohio, where he improved community programming and was in charge of fundraising. TKAAM believes his experience in nonprofit leadership, fostering community engagement and raising millions of dollars make him the perfect choice to lead the museum into its next chapter. Mural in downtown Wichita marks transition for museum The next chapter involves a larger building at a new location. The museum is currently at 601 N. Water St. In 2021, TKAAM bought the former Sunflower Bank building at 201 N. Main. A lot of work and fundraising will need to happen before the museum can move in, hopefully sometime in the second half of 2026. 'I am thrilled to join TKAAM at such a pivotal moment in its history,' Carter said in a news release. 'The new museum and cultural center in downtown Wichita will not only transform TKAAM into a central hub for cultural tourism but will also expand the museum's reach, engaging visitors and communities both locally and online.' 'Shane is a result-driven executive,' C. Edward Watson, TKAAM Board chair, said. 'His knowledge, enthusiasm, and experience with programming for diverse age groups, fundraising, and community engagement made him the ideal candidate for this role. We are fortunate to have him.' The Kansas African American Museum offers a journey to insight TKAAM said the new museum site will offer many benefits, including a way to safeguard its archives, a dynamic and immersive space to present the African American experience in Kansas, innovative technology, and a more engaging and educational experience for visitors. 'I'm inspired by the Board's bold plans for the new facility, and I am excited to be part of an organization that is about to grow its offering to Kansas as an invaluable educational resource,' Carter added. 'The opportunity to elevate the museum's reach and deepen its impact is an endeavor I wanted to be part of.' If you would like to contribute to TKAAM's goals, click here. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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