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.
If you want to reach out effectively to Jim Zeigler, consider pitching stories related to local events in Alabama, particularly those with an angle on entertainment or political significance. Additionally, offering profiles of notable individuals or covering government announcements relevant to his geographic focus would likely garner his attention.
Given his emphasis on local content pertaining specifically to Alabama and its regions such as Tuscaloosa, focusing your pitches around these areas will likely resonate well with him.
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Faculty and community leaders held a ribbon-cutting Monday, officially opening the new state-of-the-art high school in Gulf Shores.
By: Jim Zeigler
It's the healthcare concept of the future, and it's here. Groundbreaking for South Haven Surgical Plaza, an 80,000-square-foot medical campus for outpatient care in Hoover, is Friday, August 14.
By: Jim Zeigler
Montgomery native Laurel Taylor has advanced in “America's Got Talent” and will perform live on Tuesday, August 18.
By: Jim Zeigler
Joe Dean Jr., who grew up around college basketball and spent his career in it, has died at age 71.
By: Bill Britt, Jim Zeigler, Mary Claire Wooten
APT's agenda says the survey agreement was approved, despite July assurances that the Foundation was not committing to any contract.
By: Josh Moon, Bill Britt, Jim Zeigler
The unexplained delay leaves Alabama without the contract, survey questions or justification for spending emergency reserves on a partisan pollster.
By: Jim Zeigler
— It's the close of a chapter in American history that connects 2026 to World War II. Cullman businessman Roy Drinkard died Sunday night in Cullman at age 106.
By: Jim Zeigler
Charles Whatley, a dairy farmer from Beauregard and builder who served in the Alabama House of Representatives and helped feed hundreds each year at his family's Whatley Stew, died Monday, Aug. 24. He was 81.
By: Jim Zeigler
Visitation for Roy Drinkard will be Thursday, August 27 in Drinkard's famous home, the Borkenau, 405 9 th SW in Cullman. Everyone is invited for a 2 to 6 p.m. receiving line.
By: Jim Zeigler
It was Friday, September 1, 2023 on a Labor Day weekend. Just like in Jimmy Buffett’s breakout hit, ‘Come Monday.’ The Buffett-penned song turned out to be somewhat prophetic. Singer/songwriter/novelist Jimmy Buffett died that day.
