Ryann Beaschler
News InternContact: rbeaschler@wyso.org
Ryann Beaschler (she/her) is a multimedia journalist and a fourth generation southwest Ohioan. She covers a wide range of topics including government services, local business trends, housing projects, community initiatives, health care, art and education.
Reporting for WYSO, Beaschler produces stories covering Miami Valley’s communities large and small including her work covering independent pharmacy struggles, a unique veterans housing project, Urbana’s multi-generational candy store, and Ohio’s haunted attraction scene.
Beaschler has worked for print, digital, audio and video platforms. Her coverage of Oxford’s community art scene garnered the region’s 2023 Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence recognition for Best Use of Multimedia and was a national finalist for that award.
Before WYSO, Beaschler reported for The Buckeye Flame, The Miami Student, and The Oxford Observer. She studied at Miami University of Oxford, Ohio, receiving degrees in Journalism, and Media and Communications.
When not reporting, Beaschler can be found doing arts and crafts, watching documentaries, visiting cities near and far, and spending time with her 2003 Honda Element.
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The Rosie Project helps military spouses build careers in information technology. A new partnership with Clark State College will offer college courses in network administration, cloud computing, and cyber security. -
The Ohio House approved a two-year spending budget this month. It’s now before the Senate. The House version includes a number of anti-LGBTQ+ restrictions. -
The Ohio Board of Pharmacy recently revoked the licenses of four Ohio medical spas, with concerns over the sourcing and cleanliness of their compounding and administering of weight loss treatments. -
NATO is coming to Dayton, Ohio, from May 23 - 26. -
Esther Price Fine Chocolates has been sweetening the Miami Valley for almost 100 years, navigating everything from historical sugar rations, to modern cocoa bean price spikes. -
Patrons of the Clark County Public Library can now check out more than books, music or movies. Its new Library of Things offers items like a croquet set, blood pressure monitor, and bike repair kit. -
Beavercreek hasn't created new land use and zoning code documents since it first became a city. The public can weigh in, as the city seeks to balance development, preservation and resident priorities. -
Montgomery County's Animal Resource Center halted its intake this March after surpassing its shelter capacity. The Animal Welfare Task Force hopes to curb the stray dog population. -
The city of Dayton's peace campaign hopes to curb its increase in violence. The approach will combat it like a contagious disease, hoping to root it from the source.
