BUKIDNON NEWS | MALAYBALAY CITY | CRIME – First it was Joseph Rodrigo de Villa who was killed last March 24, 2010. Fast forward a few months later and after several crimes (not only within city limits but at the Simaya-Bangcud-Aglayan areas, too), a big
BUKIDNON NEWS – Thanks to an email from Atong Press, I got hold of the news that members of the Bukidnon media community commemorated the first anniversary of the Maguindanao Massacre yesterday, November 23, 2010, in Malaybalay City, the capital of Bukidnon. The Maguindanao Massacre
BUKIDNON ONLINE | COMMENTARY | OPINION | BUKIDNON BUSINESS – Leave it to the power of the Internet to have grievances aired and eventually addressed in just a matter of hours. Right after we posted our complaint-entry about that weird Department of Trade and Industry
Former Bukidnon 2nd District Congressman and now Senator Teofisto “TG” Guingona III recently invited BukidnonOnline.com / Mindanaoan.com to personally witness the signing of the Open Budget Partnership Agreement during a forum on the 2011 National Expenditure Program. The Office of Sen. TG Guingona made it
MALAYBALAY CITY | BUKIDNON NEWS | CRIME | BUKIDNON SCHOOLS – Last November 18, 2010, a young and very promising teacher of Bukidnon State University (BSU) was robbed and brutally murdered. Jasper “Jay” Santoninio, a teacher assigned at the BSU – BAIT department, reportedly fell
Avian influenza is back, with its first case reported in Hong Kong a few days ago. Airport authorities are now reportedly tightening security and taking all possible precautionary measures to keep the disease from entering Philippine territory. With this, Senate Agriculture and Food Committee chair
BUKIDNON NEWS – Long queues can be found at virtually every lotto outlet in the Province of Bukidnon. This, after the multimillion-peso jackpot in the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office’s Grand Lotto draw 6/55 has remained elusive as of Wednesday. Wednesday night was the latest draw