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February 23, 2019 • DJ Becker

2 suspects arrested in armed robbery case

A Madera man, Ernesto Gonzalez, 44, is behind bars after a series of brazen armed robberies in which police allege he repeatedly approached customers with...
February 23, 2019 • Charles Doud

Student group tells council meeting of smoking’s dangers

Students who belong to a group called SWAT, or Students Working Against Tobacco, made a presentation to City Council members Wednesday, promoting the possible declaration...
February 23, 2019 • For The Madera Tribune

Quilt show to revisit Madera

Heart of California Quilters’ Guild will host play host at its biennial two-day quilt show. A Rainbow of Quilts will fill Hatfield Hall at the...
February 23, 2019 • DJ Becker

More business coming to Madera

The Madera Planning Commission recently approved the plans for a third Starbucks coffee store, with drive-thru and outdoor patio seating area in the Bethard Square...
February 23, 2019 • Tyler Takeda

Top seeded Hawks headed to first ‘ship

Although the Div. V semifinal boys basketball game went into overtime, the Liberty Hawks treated it like any other quarter. The top-seeded Hawks scored 16...
February 23, 2019 • Tyler Takeda

Coyotes get first win after tourney split

The Madera Coyotes softball team couldn’t make the adjustments in the first game of the rescheduled Central Tournament, but made enough in the second game...
February 23, 2019 • Nugesse Ghebrendrias

Stallions book place in Valley Championship

Behind an inspired performance from sophomore Carlos Cardenas, who scored a goal and had two assists, the Madera South Stallions boys soccer team defeated the...
February 23, 2019 • Tyler Takeda

Young Stallions falter late to Tribe

The Madera South Stallions took the early lead and held it until the sixth inning before the roof caved in during a 9-2 loss to...
February 23, 2019 • Bill Coate

Madera’s classroom explosion

Last week we wrote about Madera’s first educational facilities. The town built its first school, a little one-room affair on Yosemite Avenue, in 1877. By...
February 23, 2019 • Nancy Simpson

Don’t let this happen to you…

Have you ever had something happen to you that totally threw you into a frenzy and caused a sudden change in your attitude for that...

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