Jingling all the way: Ephrata does Christmas up right with Miracle on Main Street
Samantha Myers, left, of Wilson Creek, held her granddaughter Kennedy Myers’ hand while they started the Jingle Bell Fun Run in Ephrata on Saturday. Kennedy received a medal for being the first female in the 0-5 age group to finish the 1-mile course.
Rebecca Pettingill/Columbia Basin Herald
The tree at the Ephrata Recreation Center was lit up for the first time in 15 to 20 years Saturday.
The Ephrata High School Choir sang Christmas carols under the tree, which was about to be lit during the Miracle on Main Street Saturday
Nine-year-old Harlyn Magana was the very first racer to cross the finish line of the Jingle Bell Fun Run in Ephrata on Saturday. She ran the 1-mile course.
EPHRATA — Ephrata’s annual Miracle on Main Street saw the town filled with activity Saturday. One of the biggest parts of the day was the Jingle Bell Fun Run, which gathered more than 135 participants.
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