

Two Madera print companies set to merge
Nancy Simpson/The Madera Tribune Creative Copy is moving to 201 S. Pine Street in Madera, and merging with Peck’s Printery. From left are Mike Diebert, owner of Creative Copy, Katie Stevens next generation owner of Creative Copy, and Velvet Rhoads owner of Peck’s Printery. Velvet Rhoads of Peck’s Printery has decided to retire. Because she cares deeply for her customers, and for the community of Madera, she is working with Mike Diebert of Creative Copy to merge the two compa
Nancy Simpson
4 days ago


Car stuck in mud leads to arrest
For The Madera Tribune Madera County Sheriff’s Office deputies found a car that was stuck in standing water after Tuesday’s storm, and found 50 2.5 gallon containers of ag chemicals in the car, worth approximately $10,000. The suspect, who later returned to the scene, was arrested. During storms, people are told to not drive through standing water, but for once the Madera County Sheiff’s Office is grateful someone didn’t listen. On Tuesday, after the storm passed through, MC
For The Madera Tribune
Apr 25
North Fork Mono Casino announces early rewards program signups
North Fork Mono Casino is excited to announce the launch of its official new signup events that are happening throughout the summer. These community events offer future guests the first opportunity to join the Rewards Program and win prizes before the highly anticipated property officially opens its doors. By registering for the Rewards Program during these events, guests can gain early access to the casino’s community network. Participants will be automatically entered into
For The Madera Tribune
Apr 24
New partnership announced for Chowchilla Madera County Fair and Spring Festival
CHOWCHILLA — The Chowchilla Madera County Fair and Spring Festival are proud to announce an exciting new partnership as the community prepares to celebrate an incredible milestone: 80 years of Family, Fun, and Farming. This year’s celebration promises to be bigger and better than ever, with a special focus on expanding participation in the beloved deep pit barbecue. Organizers are setting ambitious goals to make 2026 a record-breaking year for BBQ ticket sales, inviting the c
For The Madera Tribune
Apr 24
Opinion: Superior Dairy is closed!
Many readers like to munch on something while they pore over their books. Others enjoy the cool refreshment of a bowl of ice cream while turning pages. Well, some of the best ice cream in the world comes from valley cows and is processed in a valley creamery. There are several places in the Central Valley that are truly “destinations” that bring people to enjoy their beauty or uniqueness. Hanford used to have two of them. Imperial Dynasty was legend for those who enjoy a sit-
Jim Glynn
Apr 22
Agriland to host Farm Journal event
California almond growers will have an opportunity to learn practical strategies to improve both profitability and sustainability at an upcoming in-field event in Chowchilla. “California Almonds: Growing a Sustainable Future” will take place April 16 from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Agriland Farming Company, at 23400 Road 24. Hosted by Agriland Farming Company, in cooperation with Farm Journal — Trust In Food and Blue Diamond Growers, the free event will bring together growers, a
For The Madera Tribune
Apr 11
Chowchilla Fair connects with Butler
The Chowchilla-Madera County Fair announced a new partnership with Butler Amusements, who will serve as the Fair’s official carnival provider. The Chowchilla-Madera County Fair will run from May 7-10. This partnership brings one of the most respected and recognized carnival operators in the western United States to the Fair, ensuring an exceptional experience for fairgoers of all ages. The Chowchilla Junior Fair was incorporated in 1946 as the Madera County Livestock Associa
For The Madera Tribune
Apr 8




