Allison Kay is a Radio Host and Content Creator at Townsquare Media. She is a Hudson Valley native who has happily spent more than 7 years on local airwaves. Nothing makes her feel more alive than being behind the mic and entertaining her social media followers. She loves playing her listeners’ favorite songs and chatting about entertainment news, cats, and crystals. Allison’s articles bring light to the Hudson Valley’s hidden gems, unknown historic sites, and new businesses. Off-air, Allison enjoys traveling, exploring local nature areas, and spending time with friends and family. Listen to Allison on the airwaves and connect with her through the app!
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New Luxurious Spa Opens At ‘Stunning’ Hudson Valley Location
Those who are looking to unwind and recharge in the Hudson Valley area can visit a new spa that recently opened.
‘Life Changing’ New Business Coming To Poughkeepsie, NY
This training will also be affordable for Hudson Valley residents.
How To Avoid Bridge Work Traffic In Sullivan County, NY
As things warm up in the Hudson Valley, we may experience increased traffic volume, roadwork and delays.
Fact Check: Were Tuxedos Actually Invented In The Hudson Valley?
Could this popular formal wear be from the Hudson Valley area?
Newest Monument Memorializing Woodstock 1969 Arrives In Sullivan County, NY
Sullivan County, NY is the home to the 1969 Woodstock Music Festival.
Remember When Cazenovia College Closed? This Is What It Is Now
Governor Kathy Hochul shared excitement about new training being offered at Cazenovia College.
You’ll Never Believe What These New York Colleges Used To Be
These historic colleges used to have different names and were once the grounds of something else.
Why You’ll Be Seeing Rubber Ducks In Hudson Valley Waterways
It's the return of the rubber ducks!
Kingston, NY’s Newest Hotspot Gives Adult Summer Camp With A Twist
This new business has a cafe, lunch options, a bar and more in Ulster County, NY.
One Of The Hudson Valley’s Most Interesting Nature Walks To Explore
This Hudson Valley trail takes guests through a cornfield and provides a view of a mountain.