This week’s Citizens Academy met at the John W. Wells Youth Center to learn
This week’s Citizens Academy met at the John W. Wells Youth Center to learn
Madera County is home to some of the most successful and innovative “Mom & Pops” in the state, and one homegrown small business was selected as one of America’s Top 10 in the nation. Resort Life Carts, with two locations
The Madera County School Board of Education presented Fairmead Elementary School with an Award of Excellence in recognition of its designation as a Model Professional Learning Community at Work School. Under the leadership of Principal Cassie Cox, this award recognizes
We all know that apples are great without being an ingredient in a recipe. Peeled or unpeeled, that crispy, juicy crunch is a joy for all ages. Right now, there are many varieties to choose from. My favorites are the
The team members are getting their last hours of training in, the covers are getting removed from the tables, the floors are getting shined and the windows cleaned for Wednesday’s Opening Night of the North Fork Mono Casino. Last week,
The Matilda Torres Toros girls volleyball team clinched at least a tie for the North Yosemite League championship with a four-set win over Sunnyside on Senior Night. The Toros played at Sanger West on Thursday to close the regular season.
My Italian grandmother always called it basilico, rather than basil. I call it that, too, but depending on the circumstances, I try to remember that most people call it basil. I sometimes have reverted back to the Italian version, and
Ben Bresee thought that he had the meanest dog in town. Folks around Madera called it the homeliest hound that ever profaned civilization but readily acknowledged it as a champion fighter. Everywhere Ben went he puffed up with pride at
On the heels of finally getting debt free, the Madera Irrigation District hosted a Growers Luncheon to address some of the District’s accomplishments, and let growers know what to expect in the near future. “We have an opportunity this year,
The Madera South Stallions girls golf team is beginning a North Yosemite dynasty by capturing its third straight NYL title last week. The team, which head coach Eddie Durham said is his most complete team Madera South has ever had,
In about a year from now, Madera County will celebrate the opening of Fire Station No. 6 in the Riverstone housing development. However, the foundation for that fire station occurred before any dirt was turned. All of the work to
This week’s Citizens Academy, hosted by the City of Madera, met at the Frank Bergon Senior Center, where Director of Financial Services, Michael Lima, and Director of Human Resources, Wendy Silva, gave presentations on their respective departments. “You’re hearing some
North Fork Mono Casino set to open at midnight, October 28 North Fork Mono Casino announced it will officially open at midnight on October 28, marking a milestone more than two decades in the making. Located adjacent to Highway 99
The Madera County Master Gardeners will celebrate the season with a Fall Festival event in the Three Sisters Garden on Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Admission is free. The event will have multiple educational activities for children, as
Tom McClintock (R) is currently serving at the U.S. Representative for California’s 5th Congressional District, which was previously the 4th Congressional District before the redistricting last year. McClintock is hoping to hold his position as a representative of a large
Cathy Wieland has been a quiet, selfless, and effective Madera leader for 48 years… at home, on the job, and through her volunteer service. She was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico. During her first weekend in college, she was on
The Matilda Torres Toros football team answered a Madera South score in the third quarter, and held off two long Stallions’ drives over the next 17 minutes to secure a 21-14 Rodeo Bowl victory. Madera South had two chances to
This week’s Citizens Academy met at the John W. Wells Youth Center to learn about the city’s Parks and Community Services Department, which oversees everything from park maintenance and recreation
Madera County is home to some of the most successful and innovative “Mom & Pops” in the state, and one homegrown small business was selected as one of America’s Top
The Madera County School Board of Education presented Fairmead Elementary School with an Award of Excellence in recognition of its designation as a Model Professional Learning Community at Work School.
The team members are getting their last hours of training in, the covers are getting removed from the tables, the floors are getting shined and the windows cleaned for Wednesday’s
On the heels of finally getting debt free, the Madera Irrigation District hosted a Growers Luncheon to address some of the District’s accomplishments, and let growers know what to expect
In about a year from now, Madera County will celebrate the opening of Fire Station No. 6 in the Riverstone housing development. However, the foundation for that fire station occurred
Ben Bresee thought that he had the meanest dog in town. Folks around Madera
Cathy Wieland has been a quiet, selfless, and effective Madera leader for 48 years…
On April 6, 1917, the United States entered World War I, and reaction across
Nearly everyone agrees that mountain folks tend to be just a bit independent, especially
As 1900 dawned in Madera its residents were ready for the 20th century, due
Marlin Young was the 10th sheriff of Madera County. He began his service in
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The Matilda Torres Toros girls volleyball team clinched at least a tie for the North Yosemite League championship with a four-set win over Sunnyside on Senior Night. The Toros played
The Madera South Stallions girls golf team is beginning a North Yosemite dynasty by capturing its third straight NYL title last week. The team, which head coach Eddie Durham said
The Matilda Torres Toros football team answered a Madera South score in the third quarter, and held off two long Stallions’ drives over the next 17 minutes to secure a
FIREBAUGH — After suffering its first defeat of the season a week ago, the Liberty Hawks football team got back to its winning ways with a 44-18 victory over the
The Madera Coyotes football team did something that hasn’t been done in more than 12 years — take down the Bullard Knights. Not only did the Coyotes defeat the Knights
The Sanger West Hornets made quick work of the Madera South Stallions girls volleyball team with a North Yosemite League sweep. The Hornets outscored the Stallions, 75-47, in the three