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.
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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
CONCORD — As Cabarrus County Schools prepares to welcome students back for the 2026-27 school year on Wednesday, the district is marking the occasion
By: Mark Plemmons
Former Precinct 02-05 (Weddington Hills Elementary School) and Precinct 02-07 (Poplar Tent Presbyterian Church) will be combined into new Precinct 02-10.
By: Mark Plemmons
CONCORD – The suspect wanted in connection with the 2008 murder of Donna Barnhardt and Darrell Noles, commonly known as the Sun Drop Murders, was extradited from Washington State and
By: Mark Plemmons
CONCORD — The man accused of killing two people during a robbery at Concord's Sun Drop Bottling Co. more than 18 years ago has been returned to Cabarrus County to face murder charges.
By: Mark Plemmons
After spending more than two decades in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, the world's largest Mustang gathering is shifting gears and heading to Cabarrus County. Mustang Week is Aug. 24-29.
By: Mark Plemmons
The first bells of the 2026-27 school year rang Wednesday morning across Cabarrus County as thousands of students returned to classrooms in both Cabarrus County Schools and Kannapolis City Schools,
By: Mark Plemmons
Riders pass through the start/finish line. Several local businesses help sponsor the event.
By: Mark Plemmons
A historic building in Downtown Concord is fulled restored and fully leased with 17 small businesses. A celebration is Saturday for The District Exhange.
By: Mark Plemmons
Central Cabarrus was one of several local teams in the playoffs in 2025. Coach Donnie Kiefer is his second year of his second stint with the Vikings and has his team excited about 2026.
