Miranda Lindley is a news producer specializing in local news in Corpus Christi, Texas. She has written for KIII 3NEWS, KENS 5, and her work has also appeared on WLTX-TV. Miranda covers a wide range of topics, including community events, local sports, human interest stories, and breaking news in the Corpus Christi area.
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Miranda's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including events, community activities, construction updates, and sports in the Corpus Christi area. Her articles also cover a wide range of themes such as entertainment news, family & relationships, government & politics, crime, and education.
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You can enjoy the festive additions at the gardens every Friday and Saturday up until Christmas!
By: Miranda Lindley
You can vote over at the Portland Community Center up until Dec. 12!
He was among more than 300 volunteers from across the country chosen to help the nation's leaders deck the halls.
East Cliff Elementary teacher Sydney Decker was just one of Monday's grant recipients.
By: Miranda Lindley
They've been hard at work the last couple months hosting their own community food drive for the Coastal Bend Food Bank.
By: Miranda Lindley
The lawyer said he feels the city councilman can help the city catch up with others around the state.
By: Miranda Lindley
Luther Jones Elementary and Kaffie Middle School dropped off boxes and barrels from their school food drives.
By: Miranda Lindley, Kristin Haston
It was all thanks to folks with Nueces County's Veterans Services who arranged for 150 poinsettias to be given out to the veterans and their families.
Every day a toy cart visits children throughout the hospital and gifts all newly admitted patients, birthday kids, and those undergoing a surgery a toy.
If you're looking to clear out some closet space, or just have extras laying around, the library is accepting all sizes of gently-used jackets, sweaters, or coats.
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