

Backstreet repeats as chowder champ
Wendy Alexander/The Madera Tribune Backstreet Bar and Grill’s Stacey Miller, center, triumphantly holds the Clam Chowder Cook-Off trophy...
Tyler Takeda
Mar 30, 2022


Boot Barn to celebrate grand opening
Wendy Alexander/The Madera Tribune J Perriguey and Violet Konkle are employees at the new Boot Barn at 2220 W. Cleveland Ave. They are...
For The Madera Tribune
Mar 30, 2022
Roger’s new kidney
Roger Scott became a father in 1989. They told him he had a son. This was the only child he would have. Roger thanked God for this...
Bill Coate
Mar 30, 2022


Stallions drop a pair at home in CMAC
Wendy Alexander/The Madera Tribune Madera South ace Murf Gray throws a pitch during Thursday’s loss to the Edison Tigers at Eddie Chapa...
Tyler Takeda
Mar 30, 2022


Coyotes’ softball falls to top team in state
Wendy Alexander/The Madera Tribune Madera shortstop Kailea Ricks tags out a Clovis North runner trying to head back to second in the...
Tyler Takeda
Mar 30, 2022


Aguirre continues Hanoian Classic tradition with win
Courtesy of Madera speedway Jason Aguirre ran at the front from the beginning to win his third Smokey Hanoian Classic on Saturday at the...
For The Madera Tribune
Mar 30, 2022
Opinion: Daylight time doesn’t save bodies
First published in The News Tribune, Tacoma on May 1, 1985. As I write this, my body says it should be 4 p.m., but the clock on the wall...
Charles Doud
Mar 30, 2022
Book Talk: Koryta, ‘How It Happened’
“How It Happened” (2018, 353 pages in paperback) by Michael Koryta is a murder mystery which appears to be no mystery at all because it...
Jim Glynn
Mar 30, 2022