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Letter: Club thanks donors for scholarships

The South East Garden Club would like to extend our sincere appreciation to the many merchants and individuals who so kindly have supported our scholarship banquets. Without their gracious generosity, we would not have been able to provide the numerous scholarships that we have over the past 67 years. — Maxine Barnett, president, South East […]

Madera rejected the Klan in time

In the 1920s, the Ku Klux Klan experienced a revival and made its presence felt in communities all over the country. This group, shown here in Lakeland, Florida in the 1970s, was typical of the marches conducted by the robed and masked bigots. Madera was not immune from the contagion that infected the nation as today’s Coate Tales shows. Photo - From the Author’s Collection

Everything on Yosemite Avenue came to a standstill. Shoppers stood mesmerized, and drivers pulled their vehicles to the side. Something of a stir was being created right before their eyes. Madera’s Ku Klux Klan Klavern was marching down main street. It was 7:30 on that night of Oct. 27, 1924, when 42 robed and hooded […]

Coushman overcomes special needs, makes impact

Photo - Madera High School senior Kody Coushman was lauded during the Coyotes’ Oct. 18 matchup against the Bullard Knights after he scored a touchdown on the first unofficial play of the game.

When Madera High School held its homecoming on Oct. 7, chants of “Kody” echoed from the student section. That love and support was part of an unforgettable night for Kody Coushman, a special needs student who heard the chants as he was crowned homecoming king. Although he didn’t initially understand the meaning of homecoming, it […]

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