Kendra Nichols Bio
Kendra Nichols is a news anchor Investigator presently working as a co-host and senior investigator at ABC27 News. She has enabled her to explore around the world and has an interest in traveling. Nichols’s main purpose of traveling is related to the Midstate gathered stories.
She likes inspiring sharing stories gathered around to her viewers. Nichols joined Dover High School for high school education. She earned a bachelor of arts degree in journalism and a minor in speech from the University of Shippensburg later on.
Kendra Nichols Age
Nichols was born in Pennsylvania, the United States. However, she has not shared her exact age, date, and year of birth with the public.
Kendra Nichols Height
Nichols stands at a moderate height of 5 ft 4 inches/1.6 m tall.
Kendra Nichols Education
Nichols joined Dover High School for high school education. She earned a bachelor of arts degree in journalism and a minor in speech from the University of Shippensburg later on.
Kendra Nichols Family
Nichols likes to keep her life private away from the limelight concerning her father, mother, and siblings.
Kendra Nichols Husband
Nichols is a happily married woman, though she’s not gone in public regarding her love name.
Kendra Nichols Children
Nichols is an overbearing mother of three amazing children namely Bryce, Avery Lynn, and Kenley.
Kendra Nichols Salary
Nichols earns an annual salary of $300,000, according to ABC 27 News Station anchors/reporters’ salaries.
Kendra Nichols Net worth
She has an estimated net worth of $3 million U.S dollars.
Kendra Nichols Career
Nichols is a news anchor Investigator presently working as a co-host and senior investigator at ABC27 News. She has enabled her to explore around the world and has an interest in traveling. Nichols’s main purpose of traveling is related to the Midstate gathered stories.
Nichols likes inspiring sharing stories gathered around to her viewers. She visited local doctors and surgeons in a different hospital in 2012. Nichols’s role was the life-saving medical mission to document.
She went to demonstrate how Midstate funds helped people to recover to the Philippines from the deadly typhoon again in 2014.
