Ryan Trares is a lifestyle reporter at the Greenfield Daily Reporter. He covers a diverse range of topics, including arts and entertainment, health and wellness, and culture and society, with a particular focus on consumer health, mental health, and various forms of art. Ryan's work has been featured in WISH-TV News and the Daily Journal (Franklin, IN).
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Ryan Trares' coverage is heavily focused on local community events, personal stories, and nonprofit organizations in Franklin, Indiana. He often covers human interest stories with a focus on family & relationships and house & home topics. Based on this, reaching out to him with pitches related to heartwarming local initiatives, inspiring personal narratives or engaging community events could be effective.
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By: Ryan Trares
All of it started with an invitation to introduce the governor.
By: Ryan Trares
By Ryan Trares Sammy Terry poses with a family at Franklins HalloweenTown. This year's event will be Saturday. DAILY JOURNAL FILE PHOTO
By: Ryan Trares
The team at Seniors Helping Seniors knew they had ability to change the lives of local residents.
By: Ryan Trares
After eight books, it was time to try something new.
By: Ryan Trares
He never doubted that he’d be back.
Trares The lights went down, and those iconic lyrics rang out. “Nants ingonyama bagithi baba!”
Tara Payne, left, and Judson Vaught are running to represent Needham Township on the Franklin Union Needham Township board.
By: Ryan Trares
Previous FFA members pack together during the Annual FFA Convention and Expo. The event, being held this week in Indianapolis, routinely draws more than 70,000 people every fall.
By: Ryan Trares
For the first time since 2018, Pleasant Township will have a new trustee.
By: Ryan Trares
In the worst of moments, ASSIST Indiana is a beacon of light.
