Blog posts not connecting despite Positive Compatibility Test

I am launching a new site in 36 hours. The staging site (on a subdomain of the same root as the site) has a fully developed blog with many posts. I have uploaded the Perch blog folder, the Perch folder, and the updated Resources folder from the subdomain to the root. I have not uploaded any of the other pages of this site.

I have run the Compatibility Test for the root and passed so I know I am connecting to the site's database. I AM able to log into the admin window for the root of this domain. I have access, through this admin window, to all of the posts that have been written. My problem is that when I go to the "www.anchoragerunfest.org/blog/index.php" the list of posts comes up fine but they do not connect to individual post pages.

I think these post pages are somehow connected to the subdomain and therefore not accessible from the root (?).

Other info: On my settings for the blog via the admin window I opted for this blog post page path earlier: /blog/{postSlug}

How do I get the posts to read from the root's blog/index.php page?

Diagnostics report:

Perch: 2.8.10, PHP: 5.3.29, MySQL: 5.5.41, with PDO
Server OS: Linux, cgi-fcgi
Installed apps: content (2.8.10), assets (2.8.10), categories (2.8.10), perch_blog (4.6)
App runtimes: <?php $apps_list = array( 'content', 'categories', 'perch_blog', );
PERCH_LOGINPATH: /perch
PERCH_PATH: /hermes/waloraweb023/b1591/moo.anchoragerunfestorg/perch
PERCH_CORE: /hermes/waloraweb023/b1591/moo.anchoragerunfestorg/perch/core
PERCH_RESFILEPATH: /hermes/waloraweb023/b1591/moo.anchoragerunfestorg/perch/resources
Image manipulation: GD
PHP limits: Max upload 20M, Max POST 20M, Memory: 64M, Total max file upload: 20M
Resource folder writeable: Yes
SCRIPT_NAME: /perch/core/settings/diagnostics/index.php
REQUEST_URI: /perch/core/settings/diagnostics/
DOCUMENT_ROOT: /home/users/web/b1591/moo.anchoragerunfestorg
HTTP_HOST: www.anchoragerunfest.org

This is the perch part of my index.php page:

 <div id="contentwrap">

        <h1>What's new</h1>
        <div id="leftcolumn">

            <?php 
                perch_blog_recent_posts(10);
            ?>

            <p><a href="archive.php">More posts</a></p>

            <small>Copyright © <?php echo date('Y'); ?></small>

    </div><!-- end #leftcolumnl-->

    <div id="sidelinks">
        <p class="pagelinkheader">PAST ARTICLES</p>
             <br>
            <!--  By category listing -->
            <?php perch_blog_categories(); ?>
            <!--  By tag -->
            <?php perch_blog_tags(); ?>
            <!--  By year -->
            <?php perch_blog_date_archive_years(); ?>
            <!--  By year and then month - can take parameters for two templates. The first displays the years and the second the months see the default templates for examples -->
            <?php perch_blog_date_archive_months(); ?>
    </div><!--end #sidelinks -->        

            <?php perch_get_javascript(); ?>        

    </div><!-- end #contentwrap--> 

and this is the php coded part of my post.php page:

  <div id="contentwrap">      

    <div id="leftcolumn">

       <div class="post">
                <?php perch_blog_post(perch_get('s')); ?>

                <?php perch_blog_author_for_post(perch_get('s')); ?>

                <div class="meta">
                    <div class="cats">
                        <?php perch_blog_post_categories(perch_get('s')); ?>
                    </div>
                    <div class="tags">
                        <?php perch_blog_post_tags(perch_get('s')); ?>
                    </div>
                </div>

                <?php perch_blog_post_comments(perch_get('s')); ?>

                <?php perch_blog_post_comment_form(perch_get('s')); ?>

                <br>
                <small>Copyright © <?php echo date('Y'); ?></small>

            </div><!-- end .post -->      

     </div><!-- end #leftcolumn -->      

     <div id="sidelinks">
            <p class="pagelinkheader">PAST ARTICLES</p>

           <!-- The following functions are different ways to display archives. You can use any or all of these. 

            All of these functions can take a parameter of a template to overwrite the default template, for example:

            perch_blog_categories('my_template.html');

            --> 
            <!--  By category listing -->
            <?php perch_blog_categories(); ?>
            <!--  By tag -->
            <?php perch_blog_tags(); ?>
            <!--  By year -->
            <?php perch_blog_date_archive_years(); ?>
            <!--  By year and then month - can take parameters for two templates. The first displays the years and the second the months see the default templates for examples -->
            <?php perch_blog_date_archive_months(); ?>

    </div><!-- end #sidelinks -->



    <br />
    <?php perch_get_javascript(); ?>


 </div><!-- end #contentwrap--> 

Both of these pages have this code at the top:

<?php include('../perch/runtime.php'); ?>

and the post.php file also has in its head:

<title><?php perch_blog_post_field(perch_get('s'), 'postTitle'); ?></title>

Thanking all in advance for your help on this!

Kim