Ryan Trares is a lifestyle reporter for the Daily Journal in Franklin, Indiana. With a focus on local news and community events, Ryan covers a wide range of topics including human interest stories, arts and culture, and community initiatives. Through his articles, he aims to highlight the unique stories and experiences of individuals in Franklin and the surrounding area.
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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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At the most difficult moments, a place to get help is available.
By: Ryan Trares
A NaloxBox stocked with overdose-reversing naloxone and fentanyl test strips mounted on the wall outside the Franklin branch of the Johnson County Public Library. The box was installed in 2022 with the help of Overdose Lifeline, an Indianapolis-based nonprofit aimed at helping individuals, families, and communities affected by substance use disorder. DAILY JOURNAL FILE PHOTO
By: Ryan Trares
For local residents, it’s an opportunity to step into another world.
By: Ryan Trares
In every Victorian gable, Queen Anne bay window and Italianate bracket, the echoes of Franklin’s past meet the present day.
By: Ryan Trares
Chaka Khan, a 10-time Grammy Award winner, will be one of the headliners of the Indy Jazz Fest Grand Finale on Sept. 28 at Everwise Amphitheater at White River State Park. The Indy Jazz Fest runs from Tuesday to Sept. 28, with performances by international stars, regional talents and local up-and-comers.
For the past 10 years, the annual Community Career Education Forum at Endress+Hauser has offered a peek into the potential of technology.
By: Ryan Trares
The sounds of cracking, grinding corn kernels was only overcome by boisterous laughter and shouts of excitement.
A banner welcoming people to last year’s Johnson County Recovery Fair, which provides resources and support for those dealing with substance use disorder issues. This year’s event is Saturday at the Franklin Cultural Arts and Recreation building. (Provided Photo/Daily Journal)
By: Ryan Trares
Every twist, pull and turn of fabric offers a chance to connect people together.
By: Ryan Trares
Badly needed work was evident all around HeavenEarth Spaces’ building.
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