BUKIDNON NEWS | MANOLO FORTICH | BUKIDNON BLOG – And so it has happened, apparently. Fr. Venancio Balansag has reportedly withdrawn his graft and corruption case against former Bukidnon First District Congressman and now Presidential Adviser on Environment Neric Acosta and his mother, former Manolo
BUKIDNON NEWS – The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has issued revenue regulation 17-2012 dated December 21, 2012 in relation to Republic Act 10351 or An Act Restructuring the Excise Tax on Alcohol and Tobacco also known as Sin Tax bill. The controversial Sin Tax
BUKIDNON TRAVEL – Rural Transit Mindanao, Inc. (RTMI, or as many people still call the liner, Bachelor Express) now offers a Cagayan de Oro City to General Santos City (and vice versa) route. The CDO to GenSan route passes through several areas in Bukidnon including
Merry Christmas, Bukidnon! Malipayong Pasko kaninyong tanan! (Merry Christmas to all of you!) Here’s wishing that you are celebrating this blessed holiday season with peace of mind, sense of contentment and with the people who matter most in your lives. We here in Bukidnon Online
BUKIDNON NEWS – Senator Chiz Escudero voted yes today, December 17, 2012, during the voting at the Senate on the highly-contentious Reproductive Health bill. By voting yes, Escudero says he wants “each and every newborn Filipino to be a given fair and equal chance to
BUKIDNON NEWS | TYPHOON PABLO – Despite the initial assessment of Php 304 Million in damages by Typhoon Pablo in Bukidnon, the province was not included in the recently released Malacanang proclamation of a national state of calamity. The Province of Bukidnon was not mentioned
BUKIDNON NEWS | BUKIDNON POLITICS | VALENCIA CITY – “Nag-file ta ganiha.” This was Valencia City councilor Glenn Peduche‘s text message sent just now to Bukidnon Online. Peduche, who once served as Bukidnon Second District Board Member, confirmed with this Bukidnon news blog that he