Hi, my name is Adriana Soria-Rosales. I enjoy writing stories about sports and hope to write more in the future.
Varsity Boys Tennis Attack Tournament and JV Boys Roll Through Season
Three members of Redwood’s Tennis team talk about their season so far, including the Visalia Invitational and other matches.
Behind the Scenes of the Improv Show
Students in the Improv Show share how they prepared for the show and their experience.
Redwood ASB: Now Accepting Applications for the 2025-2026 School Year
Redwood High School’s (RHS) Associated Student Body (ASB) has opened the 2025-2026 ASB class applications for all Rangers to apply.
TKMEA Honor Band’s Stellar Performance with Gary Gilroy
On February 8th, 2025 the TKMEA Honor Band performance was held at Porterville High School. This concert is performed by kids all around Tulare County and this year the students […]
Behind the Pages of the Paperback Rangers
Uncover the mysteries of the great book club Paperback Rangers and what they do and read about.
Tennis Paradise – Indian Wells
Palm Springs own Indian Wells tournament is taking the tennis world by storm; its incredible environment mixed with the best players in the world is what earns it the name of “Tennis Paradise.”
Bake Club: Baking Goods and Community Service
Bake Club members talk about Bake Club and what they do. Featured image from @rhsbakeclub on Instagram By: Adam Lopez Baking is a well-known hobby for all ages, and Redwood […]
Photogallery: Mr and Mrs. Ranger Rally
Redwood High School ASB hosted Mr and Mrs. Ranger March 24, 2025. Ceballos+ postsBioCeballos ’25 is a student journalist at Redwood High School. Which they’re now on their fourth year […]
Introducing HOSA: Redwood’s New Healthcare Club
Get to know Redwood High School’s club of Health Occupations Students of America, otherwise known as HOSA. By: Liliana Madrigal You might know that Redwood already has a Future Healthcare […]
Rally and Rise: Redwood’s Badminton Club
Badminton club advisors and members share about the state of the club, the possibility of it actually becoming a sport at Redwood, and other valuable information.
