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By Ma. Easterluna Canoy MALAYBALAY CITY (BukidnonNews.Net / 23 March 2025) – My copy of the legacy book on Bridging Leadership by the Asian Institute of Management-TeaM Energy Center (AIM-TEC) arrived last night. On behalf of Kitanglad Integrated NGOs and fellow bridging leaders, this is my tribute. A heartfelt thank you to AIM-TEC. The AIM book, […]
Heirs of Datu Mansikyabo, Datu Mampaalong hold Panendan Ta Sakub ritual
Datu Maayun-ayun Arthur “Tiboy” Melendez, president of the clan of the Bukidnon Tribe leads the conduct of the annual Pamuhat or ritual dubbed as Panenden ta Sakub in the site in Bahada, Brgy. 7 Malaybalay City on January 29, 2025. According to accounts, as qouted by Erlow Talatala from author Ludivina R. Opeña and Arturo […]
Barangay IP reps boost legislative skills
The City’s Indigenous People Mandatory Representatives (IPMR) from 46 barangays have been getting a legislative skills boost, resulting to an increased approval for proposed ordinances.
Mindanao’s first Senior Citizen community care center opens in Malaybalay
To mark a significant milestone in elderly care, the National Commission of Senior Citizens (NCSC) inaugurated its first Senior Citizens Community Care Center (SC3C) in Malaybalay City on October 23. This groundbreaking facility is the first in Mindanao and one of only three SC3Cs nationwide.
Talaandigs hold annual Panalawahig ritual along Alanib River
Leaders and members of the Talaandig tribe here held the Panalawahig or Pangampu ta Wahig, a cleansing ritual, along the Alanib River on October 11, to mark the beginning of the annual Talaandig days.
Scenes on the road
A motorela driver comes to the rescue of another driver in distress on early market day on October 12, and other scenes on the road.
TANGKULU: A Reflection of Indigenous Leadership
Local candidates have started filing their certificates of candidacies and mostly flashing the sign of ‘One Bukidnon’ in social media.
Can this scheme bring favor to Bukidnon?
Taboan treats: Bananas and sweet potatoes
Taboan outside the Malaybalay City public market building on October 5.
MATERIAL CULTURE: The Living Witness of the Past
In this column, Prof. Dinlayan writes from the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago as she examines Bukidnon artefacts in the museum’s collections from 1910.