Ryan Trares is a lifestyle reporter at the Greenfield Daily Reporter. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, health and wellness, and arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on consumer health, mental health, fitness, and various events. 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.
If you have compelling human-interest stories from the Franklin area or uplifting tales about local businesses and nonprofits that align with his coverage attributes, those would likely capture Ryan's attention.
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You can keep Christmas, Halloween and St. Patrick’s Day.
By: Ryan Trares
Volunteers at the Interchurch Food Pantry keep a watchful eye.
By: Ryan Trares
The transformation is gradual, but unmistakable.
By: Ryan Trares
Festivalgoers enjoy a selection of beer and wine during the 2024 Hops & Vines Festival in downtown Franklin.
By: Ryan Trares
Amy Barile, artist and owner of Teal Canary, helps a Greenwood Community High School student create a paper weaving art piece during a Highlight Mental Health event on Tuesday.
By: Ryan Trares
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Military members, veterans, their families and the community as a whole are invited to celebrate together during a new event at Johnson County Park.
By: Ryan Trares
Silence permeated the classroom.
By: Ryan Trares
A long, winding pathway had taken an unexpected turn.
The breeze coming off the lake was a breath of fresh air.
