Logan Ryan: Gratitude for Family & Football
Logan Ryan, two-time Super Bowl champ and safety for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, is grounded in gratitude, firm in family, and focused on football.
People to KNOW in Tampa Bay
We know that Tampa Bay is special and a big part of what makes this area an amazing place to live is the people. We’re introducing you to kids and adults whose stories you should know. This is not a ‘pay for play’ list like those published by some other sites and magazines. We are simply featuring people who are doing incredible things in our community and deserve the recognition. Let’s dive in and meet your extraordinary Tampa Bay neighbors!
Moms to Know: Chief Barbara Tripp, Tampa Fire Rescue
Chief Barbara Tripp made history in Tampa when she was sworn in as the first-ever female fire chief for Tampa Fire Rescue.
Kids to Know: Elaine Feaster, ScoutingForBooks.com
Elaine Feaster completed the Girl Scouts Gold Award to land amongst other role-models who are making the world a better place.
Growing a Garden of Impact with Former Bucs Super Bowl MVP Dexter Jackson
Dexter Jackson’s passion for plants and people collide to help make a positive and healthy impact on children’s lives in Tampa Bay.
Kids to Know: Kennedy McCormick
Riverview resident Kennedy McCormick, 16, has fed thousands of meals to people across the Bay area that struggle with food insecurity.
Farron’s Unexpected Blessing: Daytime Co-host Farron Hipp welcomes her first child through adoption
Daytime co-host, Farron Hipp and her wife, Colleen, welcomed their first child via adoption after two unsuccessful cycles of IUI.
Moms to Know: Marium Shariq
Marium Shariq of The Chilli Apron, is sharing her passion for cooking while making family meal prep easier for busy moms (and dads).
Living Authentically You: The Zubrick Magic Story
Get to know the magicians of Zubrick Magic Theatre in St. Pete, Ryan and Chris Zubrick as they share their family story of living life authentically.
Cheering for Team Chloe: Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
During Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, kids like Chloe remind us why we strive to support research, treatment, prevention and cure.
“Moms Don’t Have Time To Have Kids” by Zibby Owens
Zibby Owens has compiled an anthology of short essays written by notable authors who share their parenting experiences, insights and advice.
A Recipe for Success: We’re talking family, business and relationships with the Proper House Group
Chef Farrell Alvarez, Ty Rodriguez and Chon Nguyen of the Proper House Group dish on success, parenting, and what’s on the menu in the future.
Moms to Know: Jaime Brown, Tampa Homestyles
Amidst the chaotic Tampa Bay real estate market, Jaime Brown is serving her customers, the community and her two sons most of all.
Electric Enzo! Meet the Tampa Bay Teen Lighting up NBC’s American Ninja Warrior
Besides being a strong athlete, “Electric Enzo” is also an ocean conservationist, YouTube star, a straight-A student and a humble teenager.
Kids to Know: Shloke Patel
Hillsborough High School student Shloke Patel’s work with sustainable agriculture could impact hunger on a global scale.
#GetLive with Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ #45: Devin White
Devin White talks sharing the #GetLive mindset with his son, his teammates and his Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ community.
Moms to Know: Courtney Vermette, Butter Bug Boutique
Courtney Vermette’s Butter Bug Boutique helps parents discover solutions for kids while supporting purpose-driven mom-owned brands.
Kids to Know: Maisy Kiefer
Along with Maisy’s “magical” personality, her involvement with Gigi’s Playhouse helps make a difference to people with Down Syndrome.
Tampa’s Colt Clark and the Quarantine Kids Share Their Musical Journey
Tampa’s Colt Clark and The Quarantine Kids discuss their family, their musical journey, and what it’s like performing on an iconic stage.
Moms to Know: Charlotte Kay Yepsen – Back Off Bands
Charlotte Kay Yepsen created Back Off Bands as a proactive solution to help protect our children from abduction.
Father’s Day Highlight: Life of a Local Dad and Doctor
Jason Smithers, M.D., leads the Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital’s Esophageal and Airway Treatment (EAT) Program.
