The Madera Tribune daily newspaper is now available as an online subscription. Naturally we're excited at being able to offer this new way to deliver our daily work to you. More information about online subscriptions (including pricing) can be found at
http://maderatribuneredline.com/online-subscriptions/
(CLICK HERE TO VISIT)
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A view of the online subscription version of our newspaper on the evening of Dec. 5, 2007.
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A view of the online subscription version of a front page on Dec. 5, 2007.
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Keith Pendleton/The Madera Tribune
Snow rests along side a road near the Madera County line in the foothills in mid-December 2007. This photograph is just one example of how The Madera Tribune can bring the news and views of the valley to your home.
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Keith Pendleton/The Madera Tribune
Three deer visit a McDonald's hamburger drive through in Oakhurst early in January 2008. This photograph is just one example of how The Madera Tribune can bring the news and views of the valley to your home.
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Ramona Frances
Pooling caused by a storm in the latter half of January surrounds an old barn in the Madera Ranchos. This photograph is just one example of how The Madera Tribune can bring the news and views of the valley to your home.
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For The Madera Tribune
After celebrating 11 a.m. Mass on Jan. 27, 2008, Bishop John T. Steinbock leads congregants across the street to Holy Spouses Hall to bless the completed addition to St. Joachim School and kick off the celebration of Catholic School Week. Alumnus Angelo Massetti was honored at the Mass as the "Distinguished Graduate" of 2008. He graduated from the one-room schoolhouse as the first generation of Massettis to attend the school. This photograph is just one example of how The Madera Tribune can bring the news and views of the valley to your home.
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Wendy Alexander
Early in March 2008, seagulls flock around the Madera District Fairgrounds, which were being upgraded and built upon at the time.
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Wendy Alexander
Twenty-eight 5th graders from Akers School at Lemoore Navel Air Station rode in wagons and camped out like settlers during the Madera Method Wagon Train trip in mid-March 2008. Pupil Hope Scott feels the bear skin seat cover on the Madera Method Wagon Train before the group took off Friday.
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Not interested in an online subscription or just want to sound off instead? Feel free to visit The Madera Tribune Red Line -- and by "free" we mean it. The Red Line remains a moderated public forum provided to the San Joaquin Valley as a free service of The Madera Tribune.
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