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Allison Koehler

Allison Koehler

Allison Koehler is a Cleveland-area native who now lives in Tampa by way of Detroit. She resides in Seminole Heights with her two beautiful cats Huxley and Savannah. Aside from 83 Degrees Media, Koehler currently writes for USA Today's Steelers Wire and Pro Football Network. When she isn't writing, she's doing workouts on her virtual reality headset, watching pro football, listening to music, or streaming shows and movies.

 

Allison Koehler's Latest Articles

Blind Tiger Cafe's Roberto Torres has built a successful business and helped build a stronger community.
Blind Tiger’s Roberto Torres: Building Tampa’s future with coffee, community, and creativity

Blind Tiger Cafe's Roberto Torres has built a successful business while helping build a stronger community.

Tim Ogden's vision has made Deviant Libation more than a brewery. It is a vibrant, inclusive community hub in Ybor Heights.
Deviant Libation brews community and creativity in Ybor Heights

Ybor Heights' Deviant Libation is more than a brewery. It is a vibrant, inclusive community space.

Alex Utz, Robert Ebeid, and Safa Farban perform  in “The French Connection (not the film, the experience)" at The Commodore in Ybor City.
The Commodore: Ybor’s risk-taking, scene-making improv venue

Ybor City improv venue The Commodore brings a risk-taking creative energy to Tampa's comedy scene.

Tidy Buns (Japanese milk bun with various fillings). This one had hickory smoked brisket inside, sauced up Kansas City style with chipotle and black strap molasses and cheddar on top.
Food entrepreneur: Jamison B. Breadhouse Bakes creates drive-by bread market to meet demand

Breadheads line up for the Saturday drive-by market at Jamison B. Breadhouse Bakes to get a "WHAT'S IN THE BAG?" surprise and other baked delights.

Cluck Norris (Nashville hot chicken and gouda)
Food entrepreneur: St. Pete celebrity chef creates instant hit with Fo’Cheezy Twisted Meltz

A celebrity chef does what some thought impossible: He opens a new concept food truck and then a restaurant in St. Pete during the pandemic. Now he's looking to open a second restaurant later this month. Read his recipe for success.

CytoCore is considered a user-friendly, motorized device that produces cellular samples quicker and more comfortably.
Local invention to improve soft tissue biopsies approved for use in Europe

A local medical doctor looking for a better way to perform biopsies creates a device designed to use a smaller needle, create less risk for bleeding, and increase diagnostic accuracy.

Justice Gennari accepting the award on behalf of Art on the Block. Presenting the award is Tampa Downtown Partnership Events Coordinator Ivy Lupco.
Celebrating a uniquely diverse environment in Downtown Tampa

A startup hub. A mural project. A holiday museum exhibit. A waterfront development. A water taxi. What do these things in downtown Tampa have in common? All are among the winners of the 2021 Urban Excellence Awards.

Duncan McClellan, “Dancing Dragonflies” glass, 22"x22"x 6,” value $3,200
Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum awards college scholarships to St. Pete residents

Local artist turns overcoming her own life’s adversity into scholarship dollars for college-bound St. Pete teens.

FlowerFive is a pop-up buggy offering fresh bouquets for $5 each.
Shopping and Sharing to support local small businesses

FlowerFive entrepreneur takes networking concept to the next level by creating Shopping and Sharing to support Tampa small businesses.

New bank coming to St. Pete touts green mission

Climate First Bank in St. Petersburg will be the first bank in the state to be a Florida Benefits Corporation, a new legal tool designed to create a solid foundation for long-term mission alignment and value creation. 

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