The story may have been this: Malaybalay City Council has approved a resolution paving way for the construction of a new Php 20 Million sanitary landfill in Barangay Can-ayan. However, there seemed to have been a story within that story. You see, news reports indicate
There are barangay candidates and then there are barangay candidates whom I can personally vouch for and whom I know have real good, sincere intentions. One of them is my long-time friend, Doy Beltran. I’m trying my best to remember how we met. I think
A tribal wedding was one of the more interesting and very solemn, albeit uncrowded, events during the Kaamulan Festival 2018. It’s not every day that you get to witness an event that really highlighted the traditions of our Bukidnon indigenous brothers and sisters, which the
San Miguel Beer once again made a lot of people in Bukidnon happy when they brought in Filipino pop rock/alternative rock band Callalily for the SMB Night during the ongoing Kaamulan Festival 2018 celebration. The San Miguel Beer-sponsored Callalily concert was held at the stage
UPDATE: Bukidnon Online, the longest-standing Bukidnon blog by a multi-awarded Filipino blogger and social media specialist, shared the news about this Mindanao tourism program almost 2 years ago (October 8, 2016, to be exact). Today, February 2018, we’re updating this post with more exciting news.
Watever KTV will soon open its Malaybalay City, Bukidnon branch which will be located at the 2nd Floor of the same building where Chinabank is. Watever KTV has branches in Cagayan de Oro (along Corrales Avenue), Bacolod and Cebu. Aside from renting out karaoke rooms,
Kaamulan Festival is the yearly gathering of the 7 hill tribes of Bukidnon namely Talaandig, Tigwahanun, Matigsalug, Higaonon, Bukidnon, Manobo and Umayamnun. A former Tourism Secretary even called it the only authentic ethnic festival in the Philippines. The Kaamulan Festival activities will be held in