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Gina Miller

@theginamiller.bsky.social
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Lifelong sportscaster & storyteller with stops in Dallas, LA, Knoxville, Guam and Houston. Currently working media/comms/broadcast at FC Dallas⚽️ Always: traveling🛫, exercising⛹🏻‍♀️, speaking🗣️, collecting 🪙🧣 Mom (👧🏻 & 🐶), fourth generation Dallasite

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Gina Miller @theginamiller.bsky.social · 18/02/2025
Wow. For so many of us that downtown Neiman Marcus store was a place to celebrate engagements, birthdays, professional victories, all the things. Might have drowned a few sorrows, too. Lunch at that Zodiac Room is so special. Store will close March 31, acc to the DMN.
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Gina Miller @theginamiller.bsky.social · 15/01/2025
So interesting! We take for granted how transformative that era was. The Decade That Changed Fitness Forever www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
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Jane Fonda, Yoga and 'Pumping Iron': How the 1970s Changed Fitness Forever
From 1972 to 1982, American exercise entered the modern era. Here are five workouts that changed the game.
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Gina Miller @theginamiller.bsky.social · 15/12/2024
football playoff action in only the way that Texas high school football delivers. We’re covering all of it on Inside High School Sports at 10:30am on @NBCDFW! Hope you can join us!
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Gina Miller @theginamiller.bsky.social · 15/12/2024
Back on @NBCDFW tonight at 10 with a day’s worth of INCREDIBLE high school football playoff action.
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Gina Miller @theginamiller.bsky.social · 28/11/2024
The Detroit Lions' tradition of playing on Thanksgiving Day started in 1934 when ownership thought a Thanksgiving Day matchup might draw more than the 12,000 fans it normally drew for a Sunday game. The idea worked. 25,000 fans saw the Lions lose 19-16 to the Bears on November 29, 1934 1/3
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Gina Miller @theginamiller.bsky.social · 28/11/2024
Happy Thanksgiving! Ever wonder why the Cowboys play on Thanksgiving Day? In short: thank you, Tex. The late, great, brilliant Tex Schramm had the idea to have Dallas play on Turkey Day in 1966. 80,000 fans at the Cotton Bowl watched Dallas beat Cleveland 26-14 on CBS.... 1/3
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