Keith Garvin
Before joining CBS 11 and TXA 21 News, Keith Garvin spent three years as an anchor and reporter for WRC-TV, the NBC-owned station in Washington, D.C. Prior to that, he was a correspondent for ABC News and regularly anchored World News Now/World News This Morning.
Keith was raised in the Bryan-College Station area and graduated from the Don Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno, where he played strong safety and outside linebacker for the Wolf Pack. He began his career at KOLO-TV in Reno and went on to work in Las Vegas, Raleigh-Durham and Fresno. Keith and his wife, Lisa, have four daughters. He enjoys running and attending his girls’ cheerleading, gymnastics and dance competitions.
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Father & Son Serving Together In Afghanistan
Many soliders serving overseas long for some contact with a loved one. But for two men fighting in Afghanistan, the war effort is already a family affair.
Financial Expert Talks Greece, Mortgages, Natural Gas
Turmoil in Greece could mean a spike in U.S. stock prices. Financial expert Jim Lacamp explained that and more on Monday morning.
Kuwait Military Base Full Of Troops Heading Home
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PetSmart Kicks Off National Adoption Weekend
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Black Hawk Helicopter Plays Key Role In Afghanistan
The Black Hawk helicopter is one of the best-known tools in the U.S. military’s arsenal, and it plays a critical role in the nation’s war efforts in Afghanistan.
Texas Soldier Training For Triathlon In Afghanistan
Brian Eckley from Fort Worth is training for a triathlon. But he is not along the Trinity Trail or White Rock Lake. The 17-year Army veteran is in Afghanistan.
Chef Nathan Lyon Gets Fresh In New Book
Celebrity chef Nathan Lyon has released a new book that continues his “fresher is better” mantra, and helps people prepare easy meals from fresh food.
African Americans Encouraged To Know HIV Status
Tuesday is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, and health groups across the country are encouraging African Americans to know their HIV status.
Leading America’s War Effort In Afghanistan
The U.S. is accelerating its mission in Afghanistan to end combat operations in 2013. Helping lead that action is the commanding general of Fort Hood’s First Cavalry Division.
Soldiers In Afghanistan Fully Engaged In Combat
While many Americans are focused on the economy and this year’s presidential election, soldiers in Afghanistan are still in dangerous combat situations.
Dallas Museum Always Celebrating Black History
Dr. Wright L. Lassiter is chairman of the board of trustees for the African American Museum in Dallas, where Black History is not just celebrated in February.
Afghanistan Diary: Another Day Of Indirect Fire
Another day of shooting video. Another day of dealing with indirect fire.
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