Doug Davison is a newsroom assistant at Houston Herald. He covers a range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of culture and society, with a particular focus on Texas and Houston's vibrant sports scene, including football and softball. Doug's insights and reporting have been featured in notable publications, including the Houston Herald.
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Doug Davison's coverage mainly focuses on local news, particularly high school sports and community events in Houston. He also covers interesting topics such as animal sightings, weird laws, and family-related issues. If you have a story related to high school sports in the Houston area or peculiar local events, Doug could be interested. Additionally, if you're an expert who can provide commentary on these types of stories or have insights into the local community and its dynamics, your pitch may resonate with him.
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By: Doug Davison, Sen Brad Hudson
Senator-elect Brad Hudson, R-Cape Fair, today announced the team that will comprise his staff for his first term. Daniel Seitz, of Branson, will serve as Chief of Staff and Lauren Gilbert, of Oldfield, will serve as Legislative Assistant.
HHS junior guard DJ Riley spots up for a 3-point shot during the Tigers' loss Thursday in the first round of the Cabool Holiday Tournament. Credit: DOUG DAVISON | HOUSTON HERALD
Guarded by Pocahontas, Arkansas, senior Tid Kios (23), HHS senior Jordan Arthur brings the ball upcourt during the Tigers' loss Thursday in the first round of the Cabool Holiday Tournament. Credit: DOUG DAVISON | HOUSTON HERALD
By: Doug Davison
Texas County Shop with a Hero participants gather in the Houston Walmart.
As the Houston High School girls basketball team prepares to play Thursday (Jan. 9) at Willow Springs, head coach Micah Lee shared her thoughts on the season so far.
Sometimes a basketball team can fall into such a deep hole early in a game that climbing out is all but impossible.
For my first Bookends of the new year, it only seems appropriate that “resolutions” comes to mind.
County man’s football board game now available at local hobby shop
Surrounded by defenders, HHS junior guard DJ Riley dishes the ball from the key during the Tigers' loss to Norwood Tuesday in Tiger Fieldhouse. Credit: DOUG DAVISON | HOUSTON HERALD
HHS senior Caden Root brings the ball up the court during the Tigers' loss to Norwood Tuesday in Tiger Fieldhouse. Credit: DOUG DAVISON | HOUSTON HERALD
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