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Chauncy Glover Biography
Chauncy Glover is an American three-time Emmy Award-winning journalist and anchor for ABC 13. He began his TV career two days after graduating college at WTVM News Leader 9 in Columbus, Georgia.
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Glover was born on July 10, 1985, in Athens, Alabama United States. He is 34 years old as of 2019.
Chauncy Glover Height
Details about Glover’s height are not known. This information will be updated as soon as it’s available.
Chauncy Glover Wife
Glover is yet to introduce his wife, wife to be or girlfriend to his fans. Being a private person, he has managed to keep his love life away from the public eye making it difficult to know his marital status.
Chauncy Glover Salary
According to online sources, the annual salary of an ABC13 news anchor is $76,711 and Glover might be receiving the same or more due to his achievements.
Chauncy Glover Net Worth
Glover has an approximated net worth of $50K – $100K U.S dollars. His career as a journalist is the primary source of his income.
Chauncy Glover Education
Chauncy graduated from Troy University with a bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism, Music and Theatre. He also has a degree in Public Relations. Chauncy became the first Mr. Troy University Homecoming King and is a member of the school’s Alumni Association. Chauncy also graduated at the top of his college class and was awarded the Sydney Sullivan Top Senior Award for academic excellence, forwardness in faith and campus and community involvement.
Chauncy Glover Career
He spent two years at WTVM, before joining CBS 47 and Fox 30 in Jacksonville, Florida as a special projects and General Assignment reporter. For breaking several exclusive stories, Glover has earned a reputation. Some of his notable works are, landing a national exclusive with the “Hollywood Hacker,” Christopher Chaney who was arrested and only admitted to Chauncy to hacking into the email accounts of A-list celebrities.
Glover has won several awards for his story “Chauncy’s Journey,” which featured him reuniting with his family in his hometown which had been devastated by tornadoes. Later, he worked with viewers in Jacksonville to set up a trip to Athens, Alabama where they delivered food, household items, clothes and even money to help rebuild a church.
Chauncy joined WDIV Local 4 News team in December 2011 in Detroit, Michigan as a Reporter/Fill-in anchor. He reported live from Cleveland as three women held in captivity for ten years were freed.