Opinion: What’s going on with liberal arts?
Around the turn of the century, maybe earlier, education critics were saying that college majors in English, or philosophy, or art history were likely to spend their post-college years living in their parents’ basement. At the time, automation and cybernation were already replacing human beings in jobs, but they were mostly factory jobs that were easily converted to machine technology, like painting automobiles or filling bottles with wine and then corking them. That level of
Jim Glynn
Dec 13, 2025


FFA Cotton Judging team wins State Championship
For The Madera Tribune From left, Malia Rodriguez, Alma Vasquez, Manuel Reyes-Herrera, and Aracely Reyes-Herrera show off their state champion ribbons, banner and trophy after winning the Cotton Judging state competition on November 1. MSHS FFA teacher earns degree The Madera FFA Cotton Judging Team captured the State championship at the California State Finals and Field Day held on Saturday, November 1 at California State University, Fresno. The team, coached by MTEC Ag Lab
For The Madera Tribune
Nov 12, 2025


Madera Elks Lodge donates dictionaries
For The Madera Tribune Members of the Madera Elks Lodge 1918, from left, “Bear” Hernandez, Doug Row, “Elroy” (Kathy Row) and Scott Boghosian pose with Mrs. Thomson’s third grade class at John Adams Elementary School. The Madera Elks Lodge No. 1918 is serving the community by promoting its annual Dictionary Project. The club raised funds to purchase dictionaries for third grade students for 27 schools in Madera and Chowchilla. This year, the Lodge also used grant funds from
For The Madera Tribune
Nov 8, 2025


MCSOS honors Excellence in Education winners
For The Madera Tribune The Madera County Superintendent of Schools’ Educators of the Year. From left are Administrator: Kristin McKenna,...
For The Madera Tribune
Oct 4, 2025


Museum opens for celebration
Wendy Alexander/The Madera Tribune File Photo The Madera County Historical Society will open the Madera County Museum with a special open...
For The Madera Tribune
Sep 24, 2025
Opinion: American Dream, part II — who’s catching it
Last week, I wrote about how difficult it is for young people in today’s society to obtain the promise of the “American Dream.” At one...
Jim Glynn
Aug 9, 2025
BSU celebrates fifth Juneteenth
Black Saints United will host its fifth Juneteenth Celebration on Thursday at the Madera County Courthouse to celebrate the 160th year of...
Tyler Takeda
Jun 18, 2025
Letters: Appreciation for our educators
The California Retired Teachers Association (CalRTA) joins Californians statewide to celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week May 5-9 and Day...
For The Madera Tribune
May 7, 2025









