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David Adlerstein

David Adlerstein

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Editor, The Star

Apalachicola

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News , Franklin County , Gulf County , Florida

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  • Tiger Sharks sweep district, face Seahawks in new regional series

    By David Adlerstein Verified| The Port St. Joe Star Verified Take a breath and take a week off, because on Monday evening, April 28 on the Port St. Joe High School baseball diamond will begin the opening round of a newly-introduced best two-out-of-three series to decide who will advance to the regional title game, and a shot at the state title, in the Rural state championships. And who better to square off than arch-rivals Port St. Joe (15-10) and Franklin County (16-8) in this new twist on the regional playoffs?

    By David Adlerstein Verified · The Port St. Joe Star

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Tiger Sharks enter districts as top seed

    By David Adlerstein Verified| The Port St. Joe Star Verified After a strong performance last week against Franklin County, the Tiger Sharks varsity baseball team won three of their last four outings, ending the regular season at 13-10 as they open this week as top seed in the district baseball tournament. Port St. Joe was set to play the winner of the Altha-Liberty County game on Tuesday, April 15, the same night as the second seeded Seahawks and the third seeded Blountstown Tigers were set to play in the other second round game.

    By David Adlerstein Verified · The Port St. Joe Star

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Seahawks finish regular season at 16-7

    By David Adlerstein Verified| The Apalachicola Times Verified As the Franklin County Seahawks varsity baseball team enters the district tournament this week as the second seed, they complete the regular season at 16-7, winning six of their last eight games, married only by losses to rival Port St. Joe. The Seahawks were slated to face third-seeded Blountstown on Tuesday. On March 24 at home, Coach Brock Johnson’s squad downed the Destin Sharks 8-6, coming from behind with four runs in the bottom of the sixth to secure the win.

    By David Adlerstein Verified · The Apalachicola Times

    Apr. 15, 2025

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The Star

The Star in Frisco is a multi-use development located on a 91-acre campus in Frisco, Texas. It serves as the world headquarters and practice facility for the Dallas Cowboys, a well-known NFL team. This development is a collaboration between the City of Frisco and Frisco Independent School District, providing fans with an immersive experience related to the Cowboys. Key features include the Ford Center, a 12,000-seat indoor stadium that hosts sports and community events, and the Dallas Cowboys Headquarters, which contains the team's football operations. The complex also includes a 300-room Omni Hotel, various retail and dining options, and offers guided tours of the facility. The Star in Frisco engages Dallas Cowboys fans and the local community through events, high school football games, and other activities, making it a central hub for sports and entertainment in the area.