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Entering an exhibit at the Fair is a long-loved tradition in Madera County — one that brings families, friends and neighbors together, creates a little friendly competition, showcases local talent and, of course, offers the chance to take home a blue ribbon and some serious bragging rights.
The 2026 Madera Fair is inviting community members of all ages and skill lev...
After more than two years of planning, coordination and community support, Chowchilla officially celebrated the grand opening of a new VA ATLAS Center designed to improve healthcare access for Veterans throughout Chowchilla and surrounding rural communities last week.
The ATLAS Center is a collaboration between the Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans of Foreign...
The Madera County Sheriff’s Office Narcotics Enforcement Team (MADNET) served a search warrant in the area of Oakhill Road and Avenue 20 as part of an ongoing weapons investigation.
Detectives contacted an adult male seated in the driver’s seat of a vehicle in the driveway, and detained him without incident on August 7.
During the investigation, detectives...
A man drove himself directly to the CHP Madera Area office while under the influence. After he entered the lobby Monday, officers noticed signs and symptoms of alcohol intoxication.
A DUI investigation was conducted, and the driver was arrested and booked for DUI.
The destination may have been unusual, but the danger was the same. If you drink, don’t drive...
Ryan McWherter, Executive Director of Madera County Food Bank, is organizing an event for Saturday called “March Against Drugs and Gangs.”
This event is open to all who want to participate. The march will begin at 6 p.m. at McNally Park, 825 S. A Street in Madera, and will end at Courthouse Park.
“We started this march in 2010,” McWherter said. “But I got ...