Friday, 07 March 2008 Taking notes and writing them down in real time plus taking photos from a strategic point along Fortich Street, Malaybalay City, Bukidnon – the very same highway where the street dancing will take place! The fun starts on March 8, 2008!
Six foot 6 Malaybalay City, Bukidnon native Philip “Papot” Paredes is taking the Philippines’ basketball industry by storm. Read on! There’s still a chance for Sacred Heart stalwart Philip “Papot” Paredes to rejoin COAA’s basketball team in the Northern Mindanao Regional Palarong Pampook. In a
Governor Jose Ma. Zubiri, Jr., a Negrense and son of sugarlandia by birth and cultural legacy, was a familiar figure in the lower house of Congress. He is a BS-Management graduate of De La Salle University, and, with excellent foundations in business and finance, has
Historical Mangima Canyon/Stone Mark of Yoshitos Grave – Located in the heart of Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon this stone inscribed with Japanese characters mark the grave of high ranking Japanese Officials who was killed during World War II. Roughly elliptical and measuring about 3 feet and
Kaamulan is an indigenous Bukidnon term for “gathering” for any purpose. It can mean a datuship ritual, a wedding ceremony, a thanksgiving festival during harvest time, a peace pact, or all of these together. The Kaamulan Festival, by far the only authentic festival left in
Senator Juan Miguel “Migz” F. Zubiri dedicated the first semester of his term in the Senate to legislation as he promised upon assumption to office in July 2007. The veteran legislator never misses an opportunity to promote his advocacies by actively participating in debates in
The Province of Bukidnon’s Indigenous People (IP) community can be identified into two ethnical origins – the Manobo and the Bukidnon. The Bukidnons have distinct physical characteristics. They usually have slight build bodies, slanting eyelets, relatively high noses with lips that range from medium and