Chief Economist & Executive Director, Research
Mark Mathews is the Chief Economist & Executive Director of Research at his organization. He covers a diverse range of topics including event management, agriculture, and the fashion industry, with a particular focus on conferences and corporate events. Mark's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications such as The Epoch Times, Independent Messenger, and the National Retail Federation.
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Mark's coverage is heavily focused on local news and community events, with a significant emphasis on government announcements. He also covers personal achievements and seasonal topics such as Christmas/holiday events.
Given Mark’s focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to local businesses achieving notable milestones or individuals from the Littleton area making significant accomplishments. Additionally, he may be interested in stories about upcoming community events or initiatives led by public officials that benefit the residents of Littleton.
Pitches highlighting unique aspects of the town's culture and society, educational developments impacting the community, or sports activities within North Carolina could also resonate well with his coverage.
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By: Mark Mathews
Adamant opposition to the portion of NC Senate Bill 214 that would have allowed Franklin County to condemn properties in Warren, Halifax, and Vance counties without the consent of local governing bodies proved successful Tuesday, when it was removed from the bill by the Senate.
By: Mark Mathews
The Lake Gaston Lions Club filled with people quickly after the 5 p.m. start of the Ladies of the Lake Cancer Support Team's 4th annual Spaghetti Dinner fundraiser.
By: Mark Mathews
Lake Gaston Ladies Club Vice President Jane Akom delivered accolade after accolade as she described the winner of the club's 2025-26 Wonder Woman of the Year. Long before she concluded her speech, all eyes were already on the soon-to-be recipient of the prestigious LGLC award.
When it comes to a Kentucky Derby party, Churchill Downs has nothing on the Lake Gaston Ladies Club. These ladies know how to have fun.
A 501(c)(3) organization distributing much-needed dollars into the community is a great thing. Adding a little fun to the process makes it that much better. Wobble Island, Inc. fits the bill.
By: Mark Mathews
When the Feature Attraction Band kicks off the first of four 2026 Greater Littleton Development Partnership Concerts at 6 p.m. this Friday in the downtown Littleton parking lot, there will be more activity than usual compared to previous GLDP First Friday events.
A large crowd of people flocked to the C.A.R.E/John 3:16 Center Saturday morning for the much-anticipated ribbon-cutting to celebrate the opening of four pickleball courts and a tennis court. The wait seemed long for many. Yet, in reality, a plan was developed and quickly executed by pickleball enthusiasts, the C.A.R.E/John 3:16 Center Board, donors, and construction teams.
Littleton American Legion Post 308, Elizabeth Montford Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and Pleasant Hill Pack 132 Scout Troops remembered the fallen who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty by placing flags on the graves of Littleton's Sunset Hill Cemetery before Memorial Day.
Bringing good-paying jobs to Northampton County is the primary goal for Derrick Bennett and Assistant Economic Development Director Shannon Godwin. Bennett noted during the recent Town Hall meeting at the Lake Gaston Community Center that the county's population is 16,243, which pales in comparison to the population of neighboring Halifax County.
Littleton Mayor Heidi Hogan believes the town is on the right path to complete the unfinished late audits and send them to the state.
