Mark Pace (Reporter) |
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Phone: | 423-757-6361 |
E-mail: | mpace@timesfreepress.com |
Bio:
Mark Pace covers the Chattanooga area's vibrant outdoors scene and environmental news for the Times Free Press. He has worked for the paper since Nov. 2015.
Previously, he was the lead reporter for the Jersey County Journal and Calhoun News-Herald in the greater St. Louis area where he won first place at the Illinois Press Association for best news reporting and best general news photo.
He studied at the Washington Journalism Center and interned as a business and political reporter for The Washington Times. Mark graduated from Lee University in May 2015 with a degree in journalism. He spent two years as the sports editor of the school paper, the Lee Clarion. He is from Dayton, Ohio.
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A Louisiana waterthrush sang and danced above the Bee Branch tributary along the Middle Creek watershed.
A partnership between a University of Tennessee at Chattanooga class and the city of Chattanooga is leading to cleaner creeks,...
Chattanooga-based Rock/Creek Outfitters has been bought by Uncle Dan's Outfitters.
An intermediate mountain bike trail that will anchor nearly 1,000 acres of green space on Rocky Face Ridge in the...
A proposed outdoor recreational development off Mountain Creek Road below the W Road could bring downhill mountain bike trails, a...
The original paddling company to offer commercial whitewater rafting trips on the Ocoee River has defaulted on payments, leading the...
A Fort Oglethorpe restaurant owner is reliving some old adventures with his cousin while improving his health and promoting another...
Upgrades of the Sterchi Farm trailhead at the South Chickamauga Creek Greenway are underway, with the city's first environmental art...
A plan released for public comment would help recover a dwindling population of an endangered fish in Tennessee and Kentucky...
When 78-year-old Bud Wisseman crosses the starting line at the Boston Marathon April 16, it will be his 11,015th consecutive...
Vandals destroyed a portion of the soon-to-open Atlas mountain bike trail at Enterprise South Nature Park.
Sen. Lamar Alexander, R-Tenn., hopes to have the National Park Restoration Act approved this year, saying it could wipe out...
Invasive carp are heading toward Chattanooga, threatening the region's renowned freshwater ecosystem and posing risk to recreational water users and...
The Downhill Southeast mountain bike series was held again at Trials Training Center in Sequatchie, Tenn., but the third season...
Jason Yao soared 1,500 feet above Lookout Valley, viewing the mountainous topography below. Vast woodlands stretched as far as his...
A bird-watching and history event at Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park will usher in the spring bird-watching season Saturday...
A multi-use paved trail system connecting communities along the path of the former historic Mountain Goat Railroad has two ongoing...
A new intermediate mountain bike trail will open next month at Enterprise South Nature Park, adding to the growing network...
A newly-launched local stationary bike company is moving into the Chattanooga Choo Choo to launch the city's first spin-only studio...