WRCBtv.com | Chattanooga News, Weather & SportsGREG GLOVER

Greg anchors Live at 5:30 and Channel 3 Eyewitness News at 11:00.  He also handles Crime Stoppers, Wednesday nights on Eyewitness News at 6 and is host and moderator of Tennessee Insider, the weekly current events and political round-table on Tennessee Valley PBS, WTCI-TV.

Since joining the Eyewitness News Team in September of 2003, Greg Glover has anchored news and sports and even served a stint in the Storm Alert Center as weatherman.  He has brought you many important stories from across the Tennessee Valley.  Greg has followed Volkswagen from the beginning, scouting competing sites in Alabama, providing live reports from the big announcement and anchoring from the field at Enterprise South as the first wall was raised.  He followed the "New Mid-size Sedan" to Wolfsburg, Germany, home of VW, then to Detroit and the North American International Auto Show where the new Chattanooga-made Passat was introduced to the world. 

A political wonk, Greg has covered two Presidential visits, two Vice Presidential visits and reported live from the Presidential Debate at Nashville's Belmont University.  He brought you live coverage of Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam's primary win from Nashville and the gubernatorial debate from Knoxville.

In 2007, this former University of Tennessee Pride of the Southland Marching Band Drum Major followed the Ooltewah High School Marching Band to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and filed reports from New York.  In the fall, he keeps the music alive bringing you his Band of the Week on Friday Night Football.

Greg is a native of Gallatin, Tennessee.  He grew up in central Virginia where he got his start in radio.  While in college, he hosted the popular Love Songs at Night program which carried him from Knoxville to Charlotte, North Carolina.  In the Queen City, Greg made the switch to news, weekday mornings at WLYT-FM and weekends at WCNC-TV.

In his spare time, Greg is drawn to the stage... and he has a Miss Annie award from the Chattanooga Theatre Centre to prove it!  He also sings with the big band Sweet Georgia Sound.  Greg is proud to serve as UT marching band's announcer when needed and he is the voice of the Smoky Mountain Music Festival each year in Gatlinburg. 

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