Mallory Pace

Friends and family knew Mallory Pace would become a writer when she wrote and illustrated a hand-made children’s book in the third grade for her class to read. It didn’t indicate a prodigy-in-the-making, but all the elements of a good storyline were there, waiting to be improved. Now, Mallory is about to graduate from the University of North Florida with a multimedia journalism degree and minors in political science and marketing, with which she hopes to continue storytelling and exploring avenues of multimedia journalism. In Mallory's free time, you’ll either find her taking her cat, Peter, on a walk via stroller, or galavanting around the beaches.

Lions and Tigers and a Bear, Oh My! 

August 26, 2024
The wonder and sacrifices behind Catty Shack Ranch Words and photos by Mallory Pace In the northside depths of Jacksonville, tucked away on a road less traveled by, is home to some of the most exotic and beautiful animals the world has to offer. Each animal was rescued from

The Art of Taking Your Own Advice

August 23, 2024
Words by Mallory Pace Your friend Lisa has been complaining about her partner Sam more often than usual, and the complaints are starting to sound more and more toxic than the average annoying boyfriend. You decide to tell Lisa that you think she should break up with Sam because

My Take on Trendy vs. Timeless

August 1, 2024
Words by Mallory Pace The trends in American pop culture are cycled through as quickly as the trains on a track. They come and they go, sometimes you miss one, sometimes you get on the wrong one, sometimes you stay on one for too long until you’re dropped off, left

Summer Break & Child Hunger: Free Meal Sites for Kids and Teens Around Jacksonville

Words by Mallory Pace It is estimated that around 30 million U.S. children received free or reduced-price lunch in 2022 through the National School Lunch Program, a federally assisted meal program that has helped millions of children receive nutritionally balanced meals at little to no cost since 1946. In 2022,

Reverse-Normalizing

Words by Mallory Pace We have reached a tipping point in society and pop culture where labels and buzzwords dominate reality. Forget everything you thought you knew, including what you believed to be normal and not. Social media has changed the game again, putting a spotlight on the objectively not

Hypnotherapy: Your subconscious is waiting

May 24, 2024
Words by Mallory Pace When you think of hypnosis, you might think of someone being completely detached from their mind as they cluck like a chicken or laugh uncontrollably in front of a crowd. You may think of a pocket watch being dangled in front of someone’s face

Mother’s Day: She’s Human, Too.

May 1, 2024
Words by Mallory Pace As a child, I saw my parents as just that — parents. Not as 30- or 40-something-year-old human beings. They’re my parents. They make sure I have clothes, food, shelter, an education and love. They know everything — all of life’s secrets, what to
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