Mark Plemmons is the editor of the Independent Tribune in Concord, N.C. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports—both individual and team—as well as food and beverages, particularly in the context of hospitality and leisure. Mark's work has been featured in several prominent publications, including the Winston-Salem Journal, Greensboro News & Record, and The Charlotte Observer.
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Mark Plemmons' coverage primarily focuses on local news, including elections, government announcements, and community events in the Concord area of North Carolina. His articles also cover business openings and sports.
Given his focus on local politics and community events, Mark would likely be interested in pitches related to local election campaigns, political developments at the city or county level, as well as new businesses opening up in the region. Additionally, he may appreciate pitches involving human interest stories or features about significant community events happening around Concord.
As a journalist covering local news with an emphasis on specific areas within North Carolina and targeted topics such as elections and sports, PR professionals should tailor their pitches to provide relevant information that directly impacts these specific areas of interest.
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By: Mark Plemmons
Friday Five: Adventures in fireworks, road construction and new businesses
N.C. Rep. Grant Campbell and N.C. Sen. Chris Measmer highlighted some of the things in the $34 billion budget passed by the Gen. Assembly.
The city of Concord is moving forward on multiple projects funded through its Parks & Recreation Bond program, with officials announcing that Marvin
By: Mark Plemmons
Ho! Ho! Ho! Merry Christmas. It's almost Christmas in Concord. I wonder if we will see Wise Men or Baby Jesus.
By: Mark Plemmons
Cabarrus Health Alliance is investigating the county's first reported case of cyclosporiasis this year, though health officials say they do not believe the infection was acquired locally.
Friday Five: Caldwell Park and Rogers Lake Road bridge open
By: Mark Plemmons
During the July 6 work sesion, Cabarrus County Commissioners set a public hearing on two education bond referenda that would total $400 million total.
Cabarrus County Commissioners approved placing two general obligation bond questions totaling $400 million on the Nov. 3 ballot. Here are some of the needs.
The Walmart drones are making deliveries in about a four-mile radius of the store. Use the Wing app to schedule delivery.
By: Mark Plemmons
The Cabarrus County Jamboree will be Friday, Aug. 14, at Jay M. Robinson. Tickets are $10.
