Zane Turner is a journalist based in Moulton, Alabama. He writes for several local publications, including The Moulton Advertiser, Decatur Daily, and Cardinal News. Zane covers a range of topics, including local sports, community events, and political developments. His work has also been featured in the Calhoun Times and Yahoo News.
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Zane Turner's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly high school athletics in the Moulton area of Alabama. He also covers some local news and politics.
Given this focus, Zane may be responsive to pitches related to local sporting events and standout performances by athletes in the Moulton area. Additionally, he might be interested in stories about challenges or victories for high school teams and individual athletes.
For pitches related to local news and politics, focusing on topics that directly impact the community of Moulton would likely catch Zane's attention. This could include coverage of legislative decisions that affect his geographic focus or human interest stories featuring individuals from the community.
It’s important to note that Zane has a strong emphasis on announcements and event coverage with a significant portion dedicated to private sector announcements, so highlighting newsworthy events or developments within these areas may increase your chances of capturing his interest.
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HATTON — After losing the lead for the first time in the final moments of the third quarter, the East Lawrence Eagles went on an 11-0 run to start the
By: Zane Turner
BIRMINGHAM – In just four races of the indoor track season so far, Lawrence County is having one of their best years to date. The Red Devils have set a
When Katie Mae Coan was denied Lawrence County's fourth consecutive state championship last year at the state cross-country championship, everyone knew she would return for vengeance. But no one expected
Lawrence County's Alivia Terry drives to the paint in their area-game versus West Point last week. [DEANGELO MCDANIEL/FOR THE MOULTON ADVERTISER]
Lawrence County's Braylon Dame drives into the paint as Russellville's E.J. King defends in their game on Friday. [ZANE TURNER/MOULTON ADVERTISER]
By: Zane Turner
Lawrence County's Cade Padgett signed a cross-country scholarship to Calhoun Community College last week. [COURTESY OF LAWRENCE COUTY CROSS COUNTRY]
Hatton's Bari Suggs defends Danville's Mikah Boyd. [DEANGELO MCDANIEL/FOR THE MOULTON ADVERTISER]
By: Zane Turner
CADDO — It’s late in the evening on Jan. 16, and East Lawrence head coach La’Crissa Martin is rolling up her sleeves as she walks back to the Eagle locker
Lawrence County's Braylon Dame had a game-high 22 points in the Red Devil's loss to Russellville last Friday. Eight of his points came in the final quarter when Lawrence County
By: Zane Turner
East Lawrence's Jazzlyn Stevenson and Lawrence County's Alivia Templeton battle for a rebound in a game from earlier this season. [DEANGELO MCDANIEL/FOR THE DECATUR DAILY]
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