Madera, California
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The Madera Tribune

Community voices, letters, and dispatches from Madera, California.

About

About the Red Line

The Madera Tribune Red Line is a digital archive of community journalism from Madera, California. It collects letters to the editor, film and arts reviews, business and technology features, and dispatches that once ran alongside the work of a small-town newspaper.

The pages here preserve the voices of readers and writers across more than a decade, from civic debates and election-season letters to coverage of national stories that touched the community. Every piece is reproduced as it was published, kept online so the record stays open and searchable.

What you will find

The archive is organized into the sections the paper used, so you can move from one subject to the next the way a reader would have turned the pages. Browse General, Nation & World, Business & Financial, Arts & Entertainment, Crime & Courts, Tech, or start with the 16 stories on the front page.

A living record

Local newspapers have always been the first draft of a town's history. Keeping this collection online means the letters, opinions, and small stories of everyday life in Madera remain available to anyone who wants to read them, today and years from now.