Editor, Apalachicola Times and Port St. Joe Star
David Adlerstein is an Editor at the Apalachicola Times and Port St. Joe Star. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, business and economics, education, and the construction industry, often focusing on local economy issues and events such as team sports and plays. David's work has been featured in WMBB-TV (Panama City, FL) and NewsBreak.
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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 Wewa Gators lifted their record to 4-3 with a 48-14 homecoming game defeat of Rocky Bayou Christian Friday night.
Careful to avoid specifically calling for a yes or no vote on Amendment 3, Gulf County officials voiced the view at a post-Hurricane Isaias special
When Denny McGlon and Greg Dykes were both growing up, they learned to fish on the waters of Lake Alice and Lake Julia outside Wewahitchka.
The roulette tables will be whirling, the cards will be shuffling and the winners will be the Bronze Boys as the Three Servicemen Statue South hosts its bi
One of the most benevolent things humans can do for a feral cat is give it a clipping that has nothing to do with the length and thickness of its fur. It’s
Water samples taken earlier this week by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission have indicated high levels of red tide, a toxin-producing, naturally occurring microscopic algae, have been detected in the waters off Gulf County.
With just a pair of local races, one in Carrabelle and one in Wewahitchka, the focus at the upcoming Tuesday midterms will be the state races to elect a new governor and cabinet, a U.S.
With the Tiger Sharks weathering one of their most lopsided seasons ever, with Port St. Joe on the lesser end of a winless season so far, Coach Tanner Jones took a moment after Friday night's homecoming loss to reflect on how a disproportionately young rostering amidst adversity.
It was a sweet 16 for the Blast on the Bay earlier this month, as the annual singer-songwriter festival that brings in more than three dozen of
The two candidates running for the 2nd Congressional District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives are on the young side, still in their early 30s, but whoever gets elected won't be the youngest ever to serve.
