Jim Zeigler is a former State Auditor in Alabama. He covers a diverse range of topics including individual and team sports, the music business, and themes related to Christianity and religious organizations. Jim's insights and commentary have been featured in 1819 News, Yellowhammer Multimedia, LLC, AL.com, and South Alabamian.
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Jim Zeigler's coverage indicates a strong focus on local events, government announcements, and profile features in Alabama. He frequently covers entertainment news and government & politics within the state.
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— Former State Representative and State Senator William L. “Bill” Roberts III of Mobile, a leader in Alabama's elder care field, died on Tuesday. He was 85.
By: Jim Zeigler
— Stockton-area voters said yes to zoning Tuesday, taking the first formal step in a fight to stop a 4,500-acre solar farm from moving into their community.
By: Jim Zeigler
— Alabama's coastal waters are home to the largest artificial reef system in the United States.
By: Jim Zeigler
From his vantage point at the time of the Declaration of Independence, it was easy for Founding Father John Adams to foresee that the signing would be celebrated each year. He was just a bit off on how.
— The best way I can describe Larry Lee is “a sampler of all things Alabama.” He showed up and showed out in different times and places across Alabama, leaving a little bit of Larry Lee with everyone he influenced.
By: Jim Zeigler
— When Mobile County Sheriff Paul Burch unexpectedly took the podium at the quarterly meeting of the Mobile County Republican Party Monday night, no one expected a startling and sad announcement.
By: Jim Zeigler
The U.S. Department of Transportation announced recently that Marshall County, Alabama has received a $16.17 million grant to enhance safety and strengthen a critical rural transportation corridor.
By: Grayson Everett
There won't be a birthday party for Roy Drinkard of Cullman on his 106th birthday. Instead, family and friends are soliciting birthday cards and expecting a deluge.
There wasn't a birthday party for Roy Drinkard of Cullman on his 106th birthday. Instead, family and friends solicited birthday cards and expected a deluge.
By: Jim Zeigler
She was a legend in Sylacauga and Decatur, teaching gymnastics, cheerleading, and lessons of life to thousands of girls. Lenette Calvin died Sunday at 97 and has rejoined her husband, Coach Tom Calvin.
