Two young swimmers from Bukidnon captured eight medals at the 3rd Asian Open Schools Invitational Short Course Swimming Championships in Bangkok, Thailand. Six-year-old Solana Aislah Ayco of Valencia City led the tally with four golds and a new tournament record, while Malaybalay's Julia Lois Palo secured two silvers.
Cagayan de Oro chess ace WIM Ruelle Canino recovered from an opening-day setback to take third place in the 2026 Philippine National Women’s Invitational Chess Championship. Meanwhile, Tagoloan sisters LJ and Lyn Getubig dominated the National Junior Championship, with LJ earning the title of Woman National Master.
DepEd Secretary Sonny Angara urged teachers to build stronger personal connections with learners during the National Teachers’ Month kick-off at Limketkai Atrium in Cagayan de Oro. However, local educators highlighted the need for reciprocal support, citing the heavy physical and emotional demands of the current teaching workload.
Mugna Fiesta Park officially opened on September 2 at its new venue in Ludo Ground, Bayug, Hinaplabon, as part of Iligan’s Diyandi Festival. Beyond entertainment, organizers highlighted the park's key role in generating income for local vendors, small businesses, transport operators, and workers throughout the month-long celebration.
VP Sara Duterte posts ₱360,000 bail for grave threats as legal experts debate limited procedural immunity and presidential constitutional protections.
Around 2,000 residents in Barangay Bal-ason, Gingoog City, now have improved access to clean water following the turnover of an upgraded community water system supported by the ICRC. The initiative strengthens essential services for the remote, conflict-affected area, with local authorities assuming ongoing operation and maintenance.
Cagayan de Oro’s Sayaw Movement Studio captured gold and secured second place overall in the ballet ensemble division at the national MNL Dance Prix in Taguig City. Overcoming a last-minute injury hours before performance time, the team proved the strength and adaptability of Northern Mindanao’s performing arts community.
Two young swimmers from Bukidnon captured eight medals at the 3rd Asian Open Schools Invitational Short Course Swimming Championships in Bangkok, Thailand. Six-year-old Solana Aislah Ayco of Valencia City led the tally with four golds and a new tournament record, while Malaybalay's Julia Lois Palo secured two silvers.
Cagayan de Oro chess ace WIM Ruelle Canino recovered from an opening-day setback to take third place in the 2026 Philippine National Women’s Invitational Chess Championship. Meanwhile, Tagoloan sisters LJ and Lyn Getubig dominated the National Junior Championship, with LJ earning the title of Woman National Master.
DepEd Secretary Sonny Angara urged teachers to build stronger personal connections with learners during the National Teachers’ Month kick-off at Limketkai Atrium in Cagayan de Oro. However, local educators highlighted the need for reciprocal support, citing the heavy physical and emotional demands of the current teaching workload.
Mugna Fiesta Park officially opened on September 2 at its new venue in Ludo Ground, Bayug, Hinaplabon, as part of Iligan’s Diyandi Festival. Beyond entertainment, organizers highlighted the park's key role in generating income for local vendors, small businesses, transport operators, and workers throughout the month-long celebration.
VP Sara Duterte posts ₱360,000 bail for grave threats as legal experts debate limited procedural immunity and presidential constitutional protections.
Around 2,000 residents in Barangay Bal-ason, Gingoog City, now have improved access to clean water following the turnover of an upgraded community water system supported by the ICRC. The initiative strengthens essential services for the remote, conflict-affected area, with local authorities assuming ongoing operation and maintenance.
Two young swimmers from Bukidnon captured eight medals at the 3rd Asian Open Schools Invitational Short Course Swimming Championships in Bangkok, Thailand. Six-year-old Solana Aislah Ayco of Valencia City led the tally with four golds and a new tournament record, while Malaybalay's Julia Lois Palo secured two silvers.
Two young swimmers from Bukidnon captured eight medals at the 3rd Asian Open Schools Invitational Short Course Swimming Championships in Bangkok, Thailand. Six-year-old Solana Aislah Ayco of Valencia City led the tally with four golds and a new tournament record, while Malaybalay's Julia Lois Palo secured two silvers.
Two young swimmers from Bukidnon captured eight medals at the 3rd Asian Open Schools Invitational Short Course Swimming Championships in Bangkok, Thailand. Six-year-old Solana Aislah Ayco of Valencia City led the tally with four golds and a new tournament record, while Malaybalay's Julia Lois Palo secured two silvers.
