A road leading towards Barangays Nacabuklad and Tugop in the Municipality of San Fernando, Bukidnon are now blocked and not passable. The landslide, according to the Local Risk Reduction and Management Office of San Fernando, Bukidnon, was apparently caused by Typhoon Onyok, which hit Bukidnon,
This is really good news especially for the millions of salaried workers in the Philippines. Senator Francis “Chiz” Escudero, the leading vice presidential candidate for the 2016 elections, says workers could expect a higher take-home pay by the last quarter of 2016 if his running
The stage at the Capitol Grounds, Malaybalay City apparently is under renovation. Or it seems like it’s either under renovation or new structures will be erected there, I’m not really sure. There isn’t any signboard with the project details such as project name, cost, date
Once again, Freedom Park (or what they now recognize as the City Covered Court) in Malaybalay City is the venue for the “Kasadya 2015,” a month-long Christmas-themed activity. Kasadya features various food establishments, nightly entertainment and other events. I haven’t been here for several months
Bukidnon will be one of the 20 communities across the Philippines that will celebrate the 2nd anniversary of the Young South East Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI) on Saturday, December 12, 2015. Led by the US Government alumni – Bukidnon chapter, the YSEALI YOUnified Bukidnon event
As you may all know by now, voters who did not have their biometrics taken will not be allowed to vote during the 2016 elections. “No bio, no boto,” according to the Commission on Elections (COMELEC). People were given until October 31, 2015 (more than
Three years ago, I shared some photos taken at the Kaamulan Grounds in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon. A couple of things have changed since then. Remember that wooden sign that listed the 7 Bukidnon hill tribes? That is now unfortunately gone. Why the government felt there