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A group of women walking in a park

Here for the Miles founder Ieisha Davis aims to make mindful movement accessible in McKinney, Plano

By Jenna Stephenson

Ieisha Davis founded local wellness group Here for the Miles in June to share her love of walking and help others connect with nature.

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