By DJ Becker

Efforts to remove drunk drivers from Madera roadways and educate the public about the dangers of impaired driving have resulted in fewer alcohol related accidents, and fewer fatalities according to police department records.
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By Charles Doud

Employees of Madera's Georgia-Pacific box plant were treated to steak and lobster feasts during breaks at mid-day and night Wednesday and early today to celebrate 365 days without a recordable accident.
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By Special to The Madera Tribune

FAIRMEAD - A 31-year-old Madera man has been arrested for alleged parole violation, reckless evasion and receiving stolen property, including an all-terrain vehicle he reportedly used to try to escape capture.
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By Tyler Takeda

Madera South athletic director Marty Bitter was ecstatic in reviewing the accomplishments of sports teams during the Fall Sports Awards night in the Madera South theater.
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By Tyler Takeda

Last year, the Caruthers Blue Raiders eliminated the Liberty Hawks from the CIF Div. V Central Section football playoffs 14-10.
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By The Madera Tribune

Madera Coyotes

Indefensible defense: The Coyotes finished the regular season allowing 381 points (38.1 per game) with only four of 96 teams in the Central Section giving up more points. The Coyotes gave up 6.8 yards per rush this season and an average of 9.1 yards per play while allowing 4,066 yards of offense (406 per game)
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By Wendy Alexander

Sixteen marching bands performed in the Heart of California Tournament of Champions competition on Lee DaSilva field at Memorial Stadium Saturday.
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By James A. Glynn

It's just two days until the Madera County Arts Council's Holiday Art Affair, a sidewalk sale of original arts and crafts by local artists. The Saturday event will begin at 10 a.m. and end at 4 p.m. This will be the second annual sidewalk sale sponsored by the MCAC, chaired this year by jewelry artist and Board of Directors member Abigail Anderson-Shine.
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By Sharon Stockdale

"Let's say there are prospects for a new Nigeria, but I don't think we have a new Nigeria yet."
--Wole Soyinka, Nigerian playwright and poet, b. 1934
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