

County raises curtain in documentary
Wendy Alexander/The Madera Tribune File Photo In March of 2025, local farmer and CEO of Agriland Farming Company, Inc., Jim Maxwell, seated, is set to be interviewed and filmed by director/producer Thomas McDonald, center, and cameraman Tristan Owen at the Madera County Museum for a documentary that was first seen Tuesday at the Board of Supervisors meeting. Madera County will soon be featured nationwide on public television outlets showcasing why it’s simply the best place t
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Oct 15


Madera County teams with A-Lister for documentary
Wendy Alexander/The Madera Tribune Local farmer and CEO of Agriland Farming Company, Inc., Jim Maxwell, seated, is set to be interviewed...
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Mar 14


Smash Mouth headlines fair’s concerts
For The Madera Tribune Smash Mouth will lead off the Madera District Fair’s concerts with a performance on opening night, September 7....
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Aug 16, 2023


Babe Sordi and Madera’s Bucket of Blood
For The Madera Tribune Abramo Sordi is seen here in 1913 on a motorcycle he raced. Abramo and his brother Domenic built what became known...
Bill Coate
Aug 11, 2023


Cedar Creek honors former actress
Wendy Alexander/The Madera Tribune Cedar Creek Senior Living resident Chris Hutson shares memorabilia from her life during a “This is...
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May 3, 2023


Madera students meet Bob Woodward
For The Madera Tribune Renowned journalist Bob Woodward is pictured here with MSHS senior Karina Alvarado at Fresno’s Saroyan Theatre...
Bill Coate
Apr 12, 2023


Danny Sauceda bringing Hollywood to Madera
For The Madera Tribune Falcon Pictures’ Danny Sauceda, right, with State of Consciousness writer/director Marcus Spencer and gaffer Juan...
Tyler Takeda
Mar 5, 2023









