The latest Ceedmo monitoring on July 4 noted an increase in prices of pork and chicken sold in the public markets, and price decrease in fish, rice, and some vegetables.
7 Malaybalay villages placed under ‘state of calamity’
Seven farm villages of the city that had been hit by the June 25 floods were placed under “state of calamity” last Friday, July 4.
Waway Saway and Bukidnon artists’ year of connections
In his Art Space column, artist Ace Dumaquita writes about his sit-down with Talaandig artist and musician Waway Saway on the strides made by their local artists’ collective, Bulak, last year.
Turn research into action, BukSU graduates told
Earning a graduate degree is not the final triumph—it is the beginning of a greater responsibility to serve.
This was the core message of Dr. Miriam B. Fuentes, former OIC regional director of the Commission on Higher Education Region X, to the Bukidnon State University graduates on June 16.
Normin January-May 2025 crime rate dips by 6%
The crime rate in Northern Mindanao decreased by 6 percent this year, according to the PNP Regional Office 10. This is based on the total crime volume from January 1 to May 20.
PPI hails best community newspapers in 2024
Nine local newspapers from across the country took the spotlight in the 2024 Community Press Awards of the Philippine Press Institute held at Eastwood on June 27, Friday.
Old Atugan Bridge not passable
The Old Atugan Bridge in Impasug-ong is not passable after the heavy rains on June 15 destroyed its concrete foundation.
‘Impact’ is common call as Bukidnon Gov, VG assume new terms
A shared focus on making a meaningful impact emerged as a common call from both Bukidnon Governor Rogelio Neil P. Roque and Vice Governor Clive Quiño during their respective inaugural speeches on Wednesday, June 26.
A call to the bench: Integrity, urgency in the judiciary
In this column, Ray G. Talimio Jr reflects on the judiciary’s own challenges after Chief Justice Gesmundo said during Independence Day: “Our enemies today are not just foreign forces. They include the corruption and apathy we tolerate in our own backyard.”