Jamie Rankin is a Freelance Writer/Editor at various publications. She focuses on culture and society, with a particular interest in event management, arts and entertainment, and diversity and inclusion. Jamie's work has been featured in Outside Bozeman Magazine, Tribune Review, Latrobe Bulletin, DAILY COURIER, and BMJ.
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America's exact 250th birthday has passed, but that doesn't mean Scottdale can't still celebrate.
Residents in and around Scottdale who find themselves in crisis or just need a little bit of help now have a place they can turn to close at hand.
By: Jamie Rankin
An ongoing discussion over payment for upgrades to a Mount Pleasant Volunteer Fire Department aerial tower truck was settled Monday when borough council approved splitting the final cost with the fire department.
“The Lightning Thief” is a tale that has been told in a variety of media, beginning with the 2005 novel by Rick Riordan. It’s been a feature film, a musical,
Students in the Mount Pleasant Area School District will begin the 2026-27 school year on Monday, Aug. 24.
Southmoreland Elementary School art teacher Elizabeth Goodman (right) shows students Luke and Lydia what the background of their ocean-themed art
The Mt. Pleasant girls golf team didn't quite reach the postseason last year, but the Vikings had some individual success and could be poised for an improved season, thanks to
When the Mt. Pleasant boys golf team hits the links this season, it does so with a mix of seniors and experienced underclassmen on the card.
Weather hasn't been good to Scottdale this summer, from multiple damaging storms to forced cancellations of outdoor events.
Threats of inclement weather drove Scottdale's annual Picnic in the Park event indoors, but the change of venue didn't affect the high spirits of attendees at the modified picnic at the Everson Volunteer Fire Company hall.
