David Adlerstein

An April decision by the U.S. Supreme Court outlawing racial gerrymandering, and prompting several Southern states to get rid of congressional districts drawn to have a majority of minorities within them, is unlikely to affect whether Gulf County reverses changes made in 1986 to end at-large voting.

Kai Fornes will be sworn in as the new Apalachicola mayor in December and you might say he has mixed feelings about how he’s secured the office. It’s not t

If two separate referendums on track to be placed on the November ballot are both approved by voters, the Eastpoint Water and Sewer District will undergo i

A pair of three-way races have emerged in Gulf County, with several of the other offices being elected without opposition.

There won’t be any county-wide races in the upcoming primary and general elections, as only one race materialized in Franklin County. In District 2, which

The Florida Department of Health in Gulf County has issued a water quality advisory for Highway 98 Beach. Tests completed on Friday, June 19 indicate water quality at the Beach did not meet the recreational water quality criteria for Enterococcus bacteria recommended by the Florida Department of Health.

When Josh Farmer was a young boy growing up on the Forgotten Coast, his older brother Tyler wore #5, so that's the number Josh took a liking to.

New construction slows after post-Michael boom Property Appraiser Mitch Burke's report to the Florida Department of Revenue of Gulf County, and all its taxing authorities, shows that the county's tax base has reached a new high.

A 58-year-old Port St. Joe man was killed Saturday morning when he lost control of his motorcycle while traveling in Washington County.

The unemployment rate along the Forgotten Coast remained largely unchanged in both Gulf and Franklin counties in May.