Editor, Apalachicola Times and Port St. Joe Star
David Adlerstein is an Editor at Apalachicola Times and Port St. Joe Star. He covers a diverse range of topics including education, professional and competitive sports, and regional interest stories, with a particular focus on the education system and its impact on the local economy. David's work has been featured in WMBB-TV (Panama City, FL).
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David Adlerstein primarily covers local news, including sports, culture & society, family & relationships, crime and community events. His articles range from event coverage to evolving stories and breaking news with a focus on the Port St Joe area in Florida.
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The unemployment rate along the Forgotten Coast remained largely unchanged in both Gulf and Franklin counties in May.
After more than eight years of planning, the Triumph Gulf Coast Board on June 22 unanimously approved Gulf County's largest grant funding to
The Dixie Youth League state softball tournament last week was a big hit, plus it was pretty hot, as teams from throughout the state battled it out to see who would represent the state in the World Series.
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Tuesday signed into law an expansion of the boundaries of the Port St. Joe Port Authority, an independent special district, to now include Franklin, Gadsden and Liberty counties.
The Franklin County School District has selected a veteran teacher and administrator from Sarasota County as the new principal of Franklin County School. D
Gulf County did its celebrating of Independence Day on the traditional Fourth of July.
Other than her parents, Wewahitchka sophomore Georgia Cleckley won't let anyone but her boyfriend Bobby Landrum drive the 2005 Ford Mustang convertible that she bought with her own money.
Ellie Money, 1, from Panama City, stands with her grandmother Amy Hersey in the Apalachicola parade.[ David Adlerstein | The Times ] Four siblings and two cousins, of the Moye family, from Port St. Joe and Senoia, Georgia, attend the Apalachicola fireworks. [ David Adlerstein | The Times ] Great-grandmother Altabrenda Evans, and grandmother Leeann Ripley, from Eastpoint, brought all the kids to the Eastpoint fireworks. [ David Adlerstein | The Times ] Fireworks on the beach behind the Blue Parrot on the Fourth of July. [ Michael Yelvington | FOMO Photography ]
A 14-year-old Wewahitchka girl was killed Wednesday morning, and two female passengers in the utility terrain vehicle she was driving seriously injured, when the vehicle overturned.
Every spring the First Baptist Church of Opelika, Alabama, through an ongoing expanded partnership with local church and community leaders, has sent kids from Auburn University to spend their spring break doing service projects in Gulf County.
