Doug Davison is a columnist at Houston Herald. He covers a range of themes including sports, competitive sports, and consumer travel, with a focus on both team and individual sports disciplines. Doug's insights and opinions are also featured in Linklaters.
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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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As part of a last-day-of-school tradition that began in 1960, Houston Elementary School first-graders enjoyed a ride in City of Houston Fire Department trucks on Thursday morning (May 14).
When the Class 1-3 State Championships track and field meet takes place this Friday and Saturday (May 22-23) in Jefferson City, there will be five girls from Houston High School competing in eight events.
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With a 9-run rally in the bottom of the fifth inning, the Houston High School baseball team turned a close game into a run-rule shortened rout and
There are countless interesting tidbits of information that escape the average person's knowledge.
At about 6:12 a.m. on May 13, a bear paid a visit to a property near Route 181 south of Cabool. While it was there, it decided to have a close look at a hanging basket.
By: Doug Davison
The Tigers' starting lineup in 2026 regularly included 5 freshmen, and the pitching staff featured 4 who worked significant innings.
By: Doug Davison
During the 2026 season, the Houston High School girls track and field team has consistently produced historic results.
In a uniquely sweet twist, a Houston couple has combined their candy-making operation with charitable assistance to local children.
I wrote about this subject a number of years ago, but I thought I would cover it again since it's an ongoing and frustrating issue to so many people these days.
