Maddi Langton is a journalist for The Sun-Gazette Newspaper, focusing on local news in Tulare, California. With a passion for community reporting, Maddi covers a wide range of topics including business developments, city updates, community events, and initiatives aimed at improving the lives of Tulare residents.
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Maddi Langton's coverage predominantly focuses on local news and events in Tulare, California. She seems to be interested in a variety of topics including government announcements, business & industry, and crime.
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By: Maddi Langton
Murguia owns Gloss Empire Auto Detail Supply on Hillman Street in Tulare and plans to host a Friday Night Food Truck & Movie Night for Tulare residents
Local entrepreneur Matt Taylor, owner of NextLevel Grips has entered the planning process of bringing a Dryvebox Golf Lounge, Tulare LLC to downtown Tulare.
Tulare County Board of Supervisors approved an agreement with three elementary school districts to provide school resource officers (SRO) through the next school year.
Tulare City Council signed a letter of intent to establish a new sister city relationship with the city of Jalostotitlán, in Jalisco, Mexico.
Tulare’s municipal airport is getting ready to take off with some improvements as the city of Tulare continues to spread the wealth of their Keep Tulare Beautiful campaign.
Tulare allocates $4.8 million in second round of Encampment Resolution Funding, expands current outreach and helps fund permanent housing
Tulare City Council acts as a catalyst of change for the city as they unanimously approve contracts for the construction of Zumwalt Park renovations
By: Maddi Langton
The Lemus’ were a recipient of the Downtown Rehabilitation Grant from the city, a reimbursement program in which the city set aside
Ritchie Bros. is a global asset management and disposition company who sells used and new construction, agricultural, industrial and transportation equipment,
Downtown Tulare is beginning to look a little different as a fence goes up around Zumwalt Park and renovations begin on one of the most daring projects
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