Greg Kerr
NewsChannel 10 Anchor
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Greg Kerr anchors the 5,6 and 10 Newscasts for Newschannel 10 and is thrilled to be a part of the excellent news team at Newschannel 10.
Greg comes to KFDA with over 35 years of experience in television news, 28 of those as a sportscaster at stations in Texas, Illinois, Oklahoma City and Greensboro, NC along with Fox Sports SW in Dallas.
He made the transition to news and spent the last several years at stations in Beaumont and San Angelo.
He's won various broadcast awards along the way, including two Lone Star Emmy Awards, one for news and the other for sports.
Greg is married to Sheryl who's a registered nurse. They have four daughters Courtney, Caity, Allison and Jillian.
Greg is a cyclist and enjoys collection sports cards for his collection. Both Greg and Sheryl look forward to enjoying everything Amarillo and the Panhandle has to offer.
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Project clean up is tasked a big time sweep through the North Heights, this clean up was a major haul for the Fuller and Sons Crew, maybe the largest yet.
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Project Clean Up is back at it again, this time sweeping through the North Heights area.
A lot of cleaning up has happened over the past several days in the Barrio and San Jacinto Neighborhoods.
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Project Clean up is doing what it can to beautify neighborhoods around Amarillo.
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For our biggest Project Clean-Up yet, known as the Tire Round-Up, NewsChannel 10 and our partners Fuller and Sons, Joe the Plumber, Starlight Ranch and King Country Trailer and Tire collected more than 70 tons of tires.
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The Clean-Up continues around Amarillo and with the upcoming celebration of Route 66
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Project Clean-Up is gearing up for its biggest clean up effort yet with the Tire Round Up, and you’re invited if you have tires that need to be disposed of.
Project Clean-Up is gearing up for its biggest “Clean-Up” effort, thanks to our partners King Country Trailer and Tire.
This month for Project Clean-Up, we have a very special project to share with you.
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Project Clean-Up was back at it, this time in the north part of the near downtown.
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Recently, a survey named Amarillo as the 35th dirtiest city in the country. Project Clean-Up is doing what it can to change that.
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Project Clean-Up has done yeoman’s work in parts of the city, and we have the numbers to prove it.
It’s a new year, but a continuation on the goal of making Amarillo a better and cleaner place to live.
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With Christmas around the corner, Project Clean-Up is doing what it can to keep Amarillo bright and shiny.
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Project Clean-Up is at it again with trying to keep Amarillo beautiful with less clutter.
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The clean up crew from Fuller & Sons Construction were tasked with the challenge of making a dent.
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In this week’s Project Clean-Up, we tackle more trash in the San Jacinto neighborhood.
Project Clean-Up continues this week, and a lot of trash was sent to the roll-offs in Amarillo.
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For this week’s Project Clean Up, three locations were in clean up mode to help make Amarillo a more beautiful city.
This week the project clean up crew moved into the San Jacinto and North Heights neighborhoods.
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In an effort to combat issues with illegal dumping in our city, NewsChannel 10 is partnering with the City of Amarillo, Fuller and Sons Construction and Joe the Plumber for a new project.
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This week’s Water Wasters Wednesday takes a look at some water issues in Amarillo.
In this week’s Water Wasters, some viewers have been adamant about one area that’s seen a lot of what appears to be water abuse.
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The Countdown to Kick Off continues with a six-man team in the Panhandle. And the crowd is bound to see a lot of scoring.
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It was a difficult 2021 for Boys Ranch going 2 and 8, and missing out on the playoffs.
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Friona plays in a very tough District 3-3A, but this is a program coming off an eight win season that included a six game winning streak. But they fell short in the playoffs.
The pictures showed a massive water issue at Pine Ridge Apartments off of Georgia Street and Interstate 27.
A viewer was concerned about water being wasted at the Toot’n Totum on Saint Francis at River Road.
With water conservation a big deal in the Panhandle, we all have to do our part to keep it flowing — not overflowing.
This week’s Water Wasters takes a look at a fast food restaurant in Amarillo.
With little to no rain in the Amarillo area and now that it’s officially summer, we need the water resource.
In this week’s Water Wasters Wednesday, an Amarillo business is taking action to make good to conserve water.
Video sent from a concerned viewer shows an Amarillo apartment complex Park at Coulter.
This weekly segment is dedicated to identifying areas where we can all improve our conservation efforts.
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