Lauren Davis

Health writer. Human. Published: @WebMD, @ASCO, @EverydayHealth, @Patientpower, @HealthCentral, @NCOAging, @Verizon [email protected]

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Articles

Treasure Troves: The art and business of collecting

Jan 12, 2025 | times-herald.com | Lauren Davis

Krueger’s deep connection to antiques began in his childhood. “Growing up, my parents owned several antique stores, which sparked my career interest,” Krueger shared. His grandfather, a watchmaker and jeweler, also played a crucial role in shaping his path. As a child, Krueger had to polish silver, glassware, china, and pottery in his parents’ stores whenever he brought home poor grades.
From fields to the frontlines: The journey of Diana Vasquez

Nov 7, 2024 | hcnews.com | Lauren Davis

Diana Vasquez’s life began in the fields of Texas, where she was part of a migrant family of farm workers. Growing up, her family traveled from Texas to Wisconsin and Washington State for work. “I was born in Texas, but my family did a lot of migrating when I was growing up ... harvesting whatever was in season like asparagus, sugar beets and cucumbers. That was our main source of income,” Vasquez recalls.
NYC Public Restrooms Should Be More Accessible

Nov 5, 2024 | fordhamobserver.com | Lauren Davis

As Fordham students, one of the greatest luxuries we have in New York City is not worrying about finding restrooms. Once we step off campus, however, the chances of accessing a restroom while walking around the city are low, and clean public restrooms are few and far between. According to a city council report, there are more than 1,400 public restrooms throughout New York City.
10 Best Shops for Stocking Stuffers in Wichita

Nov 1, 2024 | wichitamom.com | Lauren Davis

Finding the right stocking stuffers is just as challenging as tracking down all the best gifts! Here are 10 of our favorite locally-owned Wichita shops with goodies for everyone on your list:An adorable shop that provides party supplies, gifts, paper goods and even a space for fun events such as birthday parties and baby showers? Bring on all the balloons, tassels, toys and designer tumblers, please! An online site is also available if you prefer to shop for your stocking stuffers online.
Gobble Give: CenterPoint Church offers Thanksgiving hope to families in need

Oct 24, 2024 | hcnews.com | Lauren Davis

As Thanksgiving approaches, Granbury’s CenterPoint Church is preparing to brighten the holiday for local families with its annual initiative, Gobble Give. Reservations can be made by calling or texting the church office, and the deadline is Nov. 7. Families can pick up their boxes Nov. 23 from 1 to 5 p.m.The Gobble Give program, launched in 2019, provides families in need with everything they require for a traditional Thanksgiving meal, emphasizing togetherness and community spirit.
Pecan Plantation VFD/EMS board election sparks controversy

Oct 23, 2024 | hcnews.com | Lauren Davis

Pecan Plantation’s Volunteer Fire Department and Emergency Medical Services hosted a candidate forum Monday, Oct. 21, at the EEA hangar. The well-attended event allowed community members to meet new and current candidates on the ballot and hear the candidates’ views on pressing issues firsthand. Nine candidates have submitted their resumes but concerns about fairness and transparency have arisen regarding the board’s candidate selection process.
Premier of Lost in Texas Music Festival to debut new artists

Oct 22, 2024 | hcnews.com | Lauren Davis

Laramie Rhodes Hargrove, who goes by the name of Rhodes, is a passionate musician advocate making waves in the Texas music scene with her new venture, the Lost in Texas Music Festival, so named for its vastness. Scheduled for Nov. 2 at Granbury’s Reunion Grounds, the festival aims to provide a platform for emerging artists while featuring headliners like Wade Bowen and Dylan Wheeler.
Texas Grapples with West Nile virus, dengue and EEE amid growing concerns

Oct 17, 2024 | hcnews.com | Lauren Davis

Texas is on high alert as public health officials confirm the first case of West Nile virus for 2024 and report multiple instances of travel-associated dengue. With mosquito-borne diseases on the rise, the Texas Department of State Health Services is urging residents to take precautions to protect themselves. According to dshs.texas.gov, the first reported case of West Nile virus in Texas this year was in Montgomery County, where a resident was diagnosed with West Nile fever.
Texans on the ground: Paluxy Baptist Association assists in hurricane relief

Oct 16, 2024 | hcnews.com | Lauren Davis

As the death toll from Hurricane Helene surpasses 230, according to ABC News, and Florida residents return to face the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, the Paluxy Baptist Association is mobilizing to provide critical aid to storm-stricken areas in the southeastern United States. Led by Boots Chris Hubbard, director of missions, the association has sent teams of volunteers to help with relief efforts, focusing on clearing debris, providing meals and offering comfort to those impacted.
Local teen sweeps up repairs for a cause

Oct 16, 2024 | hcnews.com | Lauren Davis

Fourteen-year-old Diego Paulson, an eighth grader at Acton Middle School, is making a name for himself in the Granbury community through an unexpected talent: fixing Roomba vacuums. Inspired by a simple project with his father, Clay Paulson, Diego has turned a hobby into a service that benefits his neighbors and local charities. The Paulson family, who has lived in Granbury since 2013, often engage in outdoor activities like hunting, fishing and camping.