Doug Hise is a journalist based in Fremont, Ohio. He writes for the Fremont News-Messenger, covering local sports events and community news. His work has also been featured in the Sandusky and Ottawa County Master Gardener Association.
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Doug Hise’s articles primarily focus on local sports events, particularly high school basketball and wrestling in the Fremont, Ohio area. Given this localized scope, he would likely be interested in receiving information about upcoming local sports events or noteworthy accomplishments of individual athletes from the area.
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When reaching out to Doug with story ideas or sources for potential features, keep your pitches hyper-localized to align with his specific geographic focus on Fremont and neighboring areas within Ohio.
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Oak Harbor falls 6-1 to Liberty Union in Division III state semifinal.
Ross' Dominic Brown acknowledges a crowd in his honor after a state championship in the shot put.
By: Doug Hise
Farrars want baseball to bring young smiles to Clyde at camp.
The Lindsey Sunflower and Homecoming Festival was held at W.C.Miller Park on July 27. Pictured: Whitley VanVorce, 12 months and 3 days old, participated in the baby contest. Whitley is the daughter of Shawn VanVorce and Leah Liskai of Pemberville.
Oak Harbor notches 48-0 win over Toledo Woodward.
Matthew Connell, Oliver Wright score a touchdown in 30-18 SJCC setback.
By: Doug Hise
Parker LaMarca leads Danbury past SJCC 30-18 on road.
Other weekend events included car show, Go-Kart Grand Prix.
Winners of the baby contest in the toddler division, at the Oak Harbor Apple Festival were, from left, 1st place Parker Dormeyer, 2 of Toledo with his mom Lauren, 2nd place Zachary Lawrence, 2 of Elmore with his mom Alicia, and 3rd place Kieran Bylica, 2 of Martin with his dad Jason.
From left, Nathan LaRoe, Tatum Zapata, and Madeline Johnson, members of Miss Melissa Frisch's class, signed the Pledge of Allegiance at the Bataan Day ceremony in Port Clinton on Friday morning.
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