The student news site of Fort Osage High School

The Signal
The student news site of Fort Osage High School

The Signal
The student news site of Fort Osage High School

The Signal
Ripken Kiesling

Ripken Kiesling

Ripken Kiesling is a senior and second year on staff. He enjoys writing senior profiles and movie reviews. He likes watching sports games and going on trips.

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Daugherty soaks in senior year

Story by Ripken Kiesling
April 19, 2024
The current Royals stadium (left) alongside what the new stadium could look like (right). There will be a vote on April 2nd about whether the fans want to pay the tax for the new stadium. Junior baseball player Tucker Krevitz believes the new stadium has potential. “I think the idea is really cool but parking will be rough,” Krevitz said.

Royals sliding into the Crossroads District?

Story by Ripken Kiesling
February 22, 2024
The Marvels movie poster

The Marvels better than expectations

Story by Ripken Kiesling
November 20, 2023

Miller swings for senior year

Story by Ripken Kiesling
October 31, 2023
CHEERING. The dance team watches as Johnny Rowlands lands his helicopter on the football field. The dance team got to the school at 6:30am. “I loved when the cheer team and dance team were all cheering together,” Sophie Dech said.

Fort Osage appears on live news

Story by Ripken Kiesling, KC Culbertson, and Dylan Daugherty
September 8, 2023
Latests "Guardians of the Galaxy" movie subpar

Latests “Guardians of the Galaxy” movie subpar

Story by Ripken Kiesling
May 23, 2023

[Video] New Crochet Club finds unique place in school

Story by Ripken Kiesling
May 17, 2023

[Video] Salamasina takes Center HS chess championship

Story by Ripken Kiesling
April 17, 2023
'Ant Man and the Wasp: Quantumania' provides excellent future for Marvel

‘Ant Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’ provides excellent future for Marvel

Story by Ripken Kiesling
March 10, 2023

[Video] Branstietter adds to athletic experience

Story by Ripken Kiesling
February 28, 2023
CARD CREATION. Concentrating on the cards, Junior Lily Duncan (L), Sophomore Payton Beutler (M), and Sophomore Skky Harper-Berry (R) make cards for wounded soldiers. Once they are done they will send them to Walter Reed hospital. “I love seeing their reactions and their smiles,” Lily Duncan said.

Helping Hands Club returns

Story by Ripken Kiesling
January 12, 2023
Intensity continues in Cobra Kai Season 5

Intensity continues in Cobra Kai Season 5

Story by Ripken Kiesling
December 12, 2022

[Video] SOFTBALL: Indians set new single season record

Story by Ripken Kiesling
December 1, 2022

[Video] Thorpe makes most of senior year

Story by Ripken Kiesling
October 10, 2022
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