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Miranda Ellis

Miranda Ellis

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Journalist and Reporter, The Pampa News

Pampa

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Wellness, Design, Luxury Lifestyle, Health

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 76

  • A Guiding Hand | Pampa News

    By Miranda Ellis, Nancy J. P, Tartar Sauce| The Pampa News Verified It’s a beautiful thing to have a guiding hand when it comes to sorting through the aftermath of loss, and it’s no secret that many Texas Panhandle residents lost it all in the historic Smokehouse Creek Fire. Several wonderful businesses, organizations and city entities that have worked tirelessly together to pool and distribute resources to those who need it most, and this hasn’t gone unseen or unmatched by the one who sees all.

    By Miranda Ellis, Nancy J. P, Tartar Sauce · The Pampa News

    Apr. 12, 2024

  • Full STEAM Ahead: Building A Community Garden - Pampa News

    By Miranda Ellis, Tartar Sauce| The Pampa News Verified In a quiet space formerly known as the White House Lumber yard, Well-STEAM gardening students are building a community garden at the direction of Natalie Zarante and Darla White. This year marks the second year of the gardening class being offered in Well-STEAM’s curriculum. Zarante, who also pioneered the Pampa Farmer’s Market, has big plans for the garden’s future. “Our goal here is to turn this space into a community garden, and the kids are just helping to build it,” she explained.

    By Miranda Ellis, Tartar Sauce · The Pampa News

    Apr. 12, 2024

  • A Guiding Hand | Pampa News

    By Miranda Ellis, Nancy J. P, Tartar Sauce| The Pampa News Verified It’s a beautiful thing to have a guiding hand when it comes to sorting through the aftermath of loss, and it’s no secret that many Texas Panhandle residents lost it all in the historic Smokehouse Creek Fire. Several wonderful businesses, organizations and city entities that have worked tirelessly together to pool and distribute resources to those who need it most, and this hasn’t gone unseen or unmatched by the one who sees all.

    By Miranda Ellis, Nancy J. P, Tartar Sauce · The Pampa News

    Apr. 12, 2024

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The Pampa News

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