Bukidnon residents, especially those from Malaybalay City, will be pleased to know this. The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) Malaybalay branch along Fortich Street has finally gotten its much needed facelift. This BPI branch has been one of the more recognized landmarks along Sayre
Susan “Toots” Ople was interviewed live via phone patch yesterday, October 21, 2009 over Radyo Natin Maramag – Ed. Former labor undersecretary Susan Ople warned the public anew about international drug and human smuggling syndicates seeking to gain from people’s miseries in the aftermath of
BUKIDNON NEWS – Bukidnon Representative Teofisto “TG” Guingona III lamented the loss of P18 billion worth of agricultural products damaged by Typhoon ‘Pepeng’. He also expressed optimism that the Filipino people will rise above the challenge brought by ‘Ondoy’ and ‘Pepeng’. “It is sad but
Much like the rest of the country, people in the Province of Bukidnon were also eyes and ears today because there were reports that Senator Francis “Chiz” Escudero would make public (finally!) his intentions to run for president in the May 2010 national elections. Unfortunately,
Bukidnon Online (http://www.BukidnonOnline.com) – Your Bukidnon Community blog in cooperation with the Malaybalay’s Finest Artists (MAFIA) group successfully conducted its fundraiser for the benefit of the victims of Tropical Storm Ondoy (international code name: Ketsana) last September 30, 2009 at Escoto Store, Barangay 2 (fronting
BUKIDNON NEWS | KIBAWE – A British firm has reportedly announced its plans of building a 15 megawatt (MW) power plant in Kibawe, Bukidnon. Bronzeoak Ltd. will build a total of 30 megawatt ethanol-based power plants in both Bukidnon and Tarlac. These co-generation power facilities
BUKIDNON ONLINE – Our much-awaited fundraiser for Tropical Storm Ondoy (international code name: Ketsana) victims will be held TODAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2009! I simply cannot contain my excitement! Here’s hoping we’ll raise a good amount for the victims of this catastrophe! Let’s go, Bukidnon!