Chris Earl
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Wins For Kansas: Carpenter Place (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) â One part of northwest Wichita with a quiet campus and the goal to repair and restore hearts, homes and families. Itâs a place that many people may drive by but not notice. âThe number of people I come across in our community who say, âI didnât even know it was thereâ,â said Tiffany Jones, director of development for Carpenter Place, at 15th Street and North Meridian. This is Carpenter Place, which started in 1947 in Wichita. âAbout 20 years ago, we switche
Man reflects on shame after printing racial slur on oil change sticker at Wichita dealership (opens the original)
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EXCLUSIVE: Part 2: 'Shame' and Sleepless Nights WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) â After the first part of a KAKE News exclusive with the man a Wichita car dealership fired for creating an oil change sticker with a racial slur on it that later ended up on the windshield of a Black customer, the former employee answers questions about the shame from his actions. âThis was 100 percent my choice and my doing,â the man told KAKEâs Chris Earl during the interview on Sept. 21 at the KAKE Studios. KAKE N
Man fired for printing racial slur on oil change sticker at Wichita dealership speaks out (Part 1) (opens the original)
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EXCLUSIVE: Part 1: Actions and Consequences WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) â Days after a Wichita car dealership called customers to tell them an employee created an oil change sticker with a racial slur on it that went out to customers, the now-fired worker, who said he did it, talks with KAKE News. Given the controversy and emotions surrounding what he admitted he did, KAKE News is protecting his identity and his voice. This young man worked for Rusty Eck Ford in east Wichita. On Sept. 21, he came to
Wins For Kansas: Dragon Nation Foundation (opens the original)
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BELLE PLAINE, Kan. (KAKE) â With the school year starting up, a âstart-upâ in the home of the Dragons wants to make the start a little smoother. A trip to Belle Plaine can include looking up at the famed water tower or exploring the Bartlett Arboretum to take in the beauty of nature. With the new school year starting, there is a new way to make this August as easy a start to the school year as possible. âOur Dragon Nation Foundation was established in 2026, and our first initiative is to
Wins For Kansas: No Coast BMX (opens the original)
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PARK CITY, Kan. (KAKE) â On the back end of Hap McLean Park in Park City, No Coast BMX has incredible visibility to thousands of drivers on Interstate 135. âWeâve got some prime real estate there, and being able to work with the city of Park City has really helped us be able to grow the sport and continue to make improvements to the track,â said Matt McElwee, owner of No Coast BMX. Within that, the path, the bumps, the hills, the manicured dirt, and also the influence of BMX, a sport wh
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