Last Week’s Scoop on the RHS Band
By Caleb Feliz With Redwood’s first home game, the school’s Band made an appearance, as always, along with a host of Freshman instrumentalists. Lucas Washam (Clarinet) and Jackson Ford (Trumpet),
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September 2018 8 stories
Redwood Choir is heading to a Retreat
By: Audrey Longan This year, Redwood’s choir department is planning for events including “Real Men Sing” at the end of November for the boys, and “Nothing but Treble” for the
The Frights Kick Off Their New Album: Hypocondriac
By Annabelle Williamson Last weekend on September 8th, a surf rock band, The Frights, kicked off their fall tour for their new album, Hypochondriac at a sold-out show in Santa
It’s A Wonderful Life Fall Play Cast
By Ryan Pendleton Recently, every form of Drama (Advanced Drama, Drama Club, etc.) has come together to create a new play for the coming fall season for the audiences of
Asian Culture Column: August-September
By Amanda See This past month has been a very significant month for the Asian community nationally and globally. As an Asian person myself, I am well informed of the
FFA’s Lambs Steal The Show
By: Madison Navarrette Last week, Mr, Coon and his FFA students showed their lambs at the Tulare County fair, after months of preparation. In return, they all had to miss
Redwood Is Dancing Back Into Action
By: Arianna Vargas As the year starts off well with all the new students and previous students who have been here at Redwood, many exciting things are to happen. Homecoming
Improv Show Is Back And Better Than Ever
By: Helen Webb Last Friday they held the annual Improv Show at the Rotary Theatre. All four high schools came together to put on this well known event around Visalia.
October 2018 6 stories
Color Guard is Working Hard
By: Audrey Longan Color Guard is working hard everyday on their routines for a field show. Kalysta Holland ‘20, Color Guard Captain, says Color Guard is “helping us to prepare
All About the 2018 American Music Awards
This year’s American Music Awards, that occurred on October 9th, 2018 and able to watch the day of at 5:00 PM PDT on ABC channel, became a highlight of the
The Mind of Jake Paul Series
Shane Dawson has come out with another series based on the infamous Jake Paul. As of October 3rd, he released 1-4 out of the 8 part series. He’s going deeper
Venom Movie Review
By Ryan Pendleton Venom is a 2018 Thriller/Science Fiction film produced by Sony Pictures, Columbia Pictures and Marvel Entertainment and stars British actor Tom Hardy, Michelle Williams, Riz Ahmed and
Arts and Entertainment · Features
Overview : Harvest Harvest Babyyy!
The Annual Moonlight Harvest dance fell on October 13th, 2018 this year and took place at Golden West High School from 8pm to 11pm. Students take advantage of this night
Blue Crew Flag Runners
By: Mackinley Dennewith By painting their stomachs and arms, dressing all out in blue crew gear, and starting chants for the student section, Redwood Flag Runners serve as an important
November 2018 13 stories
Arts and Entertainment · Features
The WRHS Players will present their play Friday November 2nd at 7:00 pm and November 3rd at 2:00 pm and 7 pm.
by Savanna Silva In the festive fall production of “It’s a Wonderful Life” the cast of Redwood High School drama transports the audience to the 1940s and puts on a
Arts and Entertainment · Features
The Redwood Ranger
By: Annabelle Williamson Redwood’s mascot wasn’t always Mr. Ranger. For years, Redwood was called Union High School and carried the colors of maroon and white and had a Pioneer representing
Arts and Entertainment · Cowhide · Features
Annual Hot Dog Contest Rivalry Runs Deep
By; Grace Reitsma Let’s be frank: Redwood was hungry for a win this year during Taylor’s annual Hot Dog Eating contest, against Whitney contenders. Squaring off before Cowhide week allows
Arts and Entertainment · Cowhide
Rally Club Posters for Cowhide Prep
An important factor of cowhide are the creative big blue posters scattered all over our school. Rally club puts so much time into their work and always focus on the
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Bringing LDI North to You
By: Alyssa Cantu LDI is a leadership Development Institute, a business convention that was held at Santa Clara this year on October 20 – 21. During LDI students have the
Arts and Entertainment · Cowhide · Features
From Print Edition: Cowhide Assembly
By: Sameh Esmaeili and Lily Stetson This Friday, before the Cowhide game, ASB put on the Cowhide rally to hype up the school for the upcoming game. It took a
Arts and Entertainment · Opinion
After Thought of the Play: It’s a Wonderful Life – A Big Success
By: Audrey Longan On November 1st, 2nd at 7:00 pm and 3rd at 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm, “It’s a Wonderful Life” played in the Rotary Theatre. The performance was
New and Popular Tracks Dominating Music Charts
In recent weeks, there has been many new music releases that have instantly topped the charts.The success of these songs and albums make it apparent that the music is popular
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From Print Edition: Get a Fright at Nightmare on Vista St.
By: Estrella McDaniel & Angelina Gomez -Staff Writers On Tuesday October 16th Redwood hosted a spooky haunted house and carnival on Vista campus. The Nightmare on Vista St. is a
New Must Watch November Movies!
Who doesn’t love Movies? The popcorn, candy, soda, most importantly the movie itself. Whether it be horror, comedy, action, romance, drama, any kind for that matter; its always a fun
The People’s Choice Awards: Highlights That You Missed
Award Show Season is reaching its peak in the entertainment world. Just recently, on November 11th, the People’s Choice Awards was broadcasted on E! at 6:00 PM. This awards ceremony
Marching Season Ended Well
By: Audrey Longan Band finished Marching season this month in November. It was a lot of hard work but in the end they were able to win multiple awards for
Arts and Entertainment · Opinion
What Happened at the Candy Cane Lane Parade?
By Ryan Pendleton This past Monday, on November 26th, Visalia hosted the annual Candy Cane Lane Parade. It started at 7:00 pm, but the entire area of Downtown Visalia was
December 2018 5 stories
The Holiday Concert is Coming to Town
By: Audrey Longan Redwood’s own Orchestra will be doing their annual Holiday Concert on December 10th, at 7:00 pm, in the El Diamante Theater. The whole orchestra will be able
A Look Into The Lion King 2019 Live Action Remake
By: Arianna Vargas The Lion King is a classic Disney animated film that tells a tale of the wild life in Africa and how the cycle of life is interpreted
Art Festival You Say?
By Caleb Feliz December 14th is a date to mark, whether it be for those who seek to participate with an application of their work of art or for those
Arts and Entertainment · Features
Central Valley Tradition: Christmas Tree Lane
By: Tianna Hernandez Christmas Tree Lane is a 2 mile stretch of houses that are completely lit up with Christmas joy. This has been a Fresno tradition for 95 years
Who Got Nominated For A Grammy?
By: Audrey Longan The 61st Grammy Award Nominations were announced on Friday, December 7th. The award ceremony will be held at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, on February 10th,