Marilyn Forbes is a journalist based in Scottdale, Pennsylvania. She primarily writes for the DAILY COURIER and the Milton Daily Standard, covering local news and events in the area. Her work has also been featured in the Bedford Gazette.
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A vehicle crashed into a home at 333 College Ave. in Mt. Pleasant on Friday. The unidentified driver was not injured.
Members of the Mt. Pleasant American Legion Ladies Auxiliary visited Harmon House health & Rehab Center to drop off presents for 17 veterans there. From left are Harmon house Admissions
A casual comment at a scout meeting turned into a local tradition that is celebrating more than two decades as a fun community event.
With a look of determination and a twinkle in his eye, Thomas Dix blew out the candles on the cake that helped to celebrate his historic birthday, a celebration attended by over 230 people.
Fay-West area residents woke up to snow covered roads and vehicles.
The tiny hamlet of Davistown now has a new business and it is one that is already proving to be a big hit with locals and visitors alike.
of 3 Live life to its fullest was the motto of the late Russ Riddle.
The continued cold temperatures expected to hit the regions will keep the Fay-West area under the average for temperatures.
As frigid temperatures hit the area this week, the National Weather Service out of Pittsburgh strongly recommends area residents remember the fours “Ps” — people, pets, pipes, and plants.
If possible, stay indoors, says the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh.
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