Kung Hei Fat Choi!
Kung Hei Fat Choi! Happy New Year to each and every one! May your 2009 (Year of the Ox) be fruitful, peaceful and safe! It is said that the Year of the Ox is a conservative year – full of values and traditions. The year
Manolo Fortich has new official website
PROVINCE OF BUKIDNON – The Municipality of Manolo Fortich has a new official website. The online guide is designed by an ex-pat currently living in the said town. The website features general information about Manolo Fortich as well as business and leisure related info. Visitors
Economy and Geography of Bukidnon
Bukidnon economy and Bukidnon geography. The province of Bukidnon is situated in Central Mindanao. It is a landlocked area that thrives from its rich agricultural lands. More popularly known as the food basket of Mindanao, the province borders Misamis Oriental (north), Agusan del Sur (east),
Bukidnon Is In The Heart by Anijun Mudan-udan
(Originally posted in Bukidnon Bloggers Network ) – Carlos Bulosan should forgive me (for taking a clue from his America is in the Heart). I just can’t resist using this phrase to show how Bukidnon’s beauty has intoxicated and fascinated me after all these years
New cyber hangout for Kibawe residents
PROVINCE OF BUKIDNON – A new online forum has recently been set up in an effort to unite all previous and current residents of the Municipality of Kibawe, Bukidnon. The new cyber hangout, which can be accessed via KIBAWE, features a message board, a shoutbox/tag
Did Gov. Zubiri endorse Teodoro as Bukidnon’s Presidential bet?
Bukidnon Governor Jose Ma. Zubiri, Jr. reportedly endorsed Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro as his Presidential bet for the 2010 Philippine elections. And in a province where Zubiri’s allies have rarely been defeated, will Bukidnon voters listen? According to sources, Zubiri made this bold proclamation during
Controversial Malaybalay market and bus terminal
It’s been months WAY BEYOND its supposed completion date but until now, the controversial Malaybalay City Integrated Bus Terminal and Public Market is still unfinished. The contractor, Manila-based H.R. Lopez Construction, was initially granted a 5-month extension. However, the P225 million complex is still incomplete.