Jamie Rankin is a freelance writer and editor based in Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania. With a focus on local news and community events, Jamie's work has been featured in the DAILY COURIER and Outside Bozeman Magazine. Jamie is passionate about capturing the stories and experiences that shape the Mt. Pleasant area.
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Jamie Rankin's coverage is heavily focused on local news, community events, government activities, and education in the United States with a specific focus on Pennsylvania and Mt. Pleasant. Jamie seems to prefer covering stories related to local events, government announcements, and educational programs.
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Patricia Hill has spent a considerable amount of time and money restoring Greystone Manor since purchasing the property on the corner of North Chestnut and Mulberry streets a couple of
The Rocky Horror Show has been a Halloween favorite at the Geyer Performing Arts Center for the last couple of years. It returns this year, with the production set to
No injuries were reported in a fire early Wednesday morning at a mobile home in East Huntingdon Township.
Almost every town has a thing or two for which it's known. For Mt. Pleasant, it's the iconic statue that sits in the middle of the intersection of Main Street (Route 31) and Diamond Street.
Mt. Pleasant Borough Council took another step forward with Veterans Park repairs Monday, accepting a bid proposal from JB Mechanical, Inc., in the amount of $37,963 for the electrical project.
The former company store on North Diamond Street in Mt. Pleasant has been abuzz with activity lately. A look inside reveals some spooky sights, including a headless figure and body
Scottdale Councilman Andy Pinskey (right) presents borough Mayor Chuck King with the Mayor of the Year plaque he accepted on King’s behalf at the Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs conference
Southmoreland junior Alexa Pandullo is busy.
In many ways, Mt. Pleasant’s parade on Wednesday was a typical Halloween event, with music and marchers, candy and costumes.
Westmoreland Democratic Party leaders and Mt. Pleasant Borough officials came together Friday voicing concerns over a float that appeared in the borough's Halloween parade on Wednesday.
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