
Edwin Iyo
Edwin Iyo is a veteran correspondent for the Mindanao Gold Star Daily, covering the critical beats of Gingoog City and the wider Misamis Oriental province. With decades of experience in community journalism. Today, Iyo continues to bridge the gap between regional authorities and the public, ensuring that the narratives of Northern Mindanao are told with accuracy, integrity, and a deep-seated passion for social justice.
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20 homes lost in Medina town fire
TWENTY houses were destroyed in a fast-moving fire that swept through Purok 2, Barangay Cabug, Medina, Misamis Oriental, on Tuesday afternoon, leaving 22 families with no homes to return to. The fire broke out at around 3:47 p.m., quickly spreading through houses made mostly of light materials.

Fire drills meant for real emergencies, Medina mayor says
Emergency responders from Axelum Resources Corp. and Barangay Duka win top prizes during a municipal safety rally in Medina. The disaster preparedness event drew local leaders from across Misamis Oriental province to improve community safety.

Gingoog authorities issue urgent reminder to motorists
LOCAL authorities are urging motorists to exercise extreme caution following a spike in road accidents that left two people dead and several others injured in the first half of December.

Misor dads to start inquiry on alleged illegal quarry shipment
The Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) of Misamis Oriental will conduct an investigation on Wednesday, December 17, regarding a reported irregularity in the shipment of quarry products from Barangay Pook, Talisayan town.

Talisayan seeks roads to secure former NPA strongholds
TALISAYAN, Misamis Oriental — While the municipality currently enjoys a state of peace, Mayor Ciriaco A. Talines warns that maintaining it requires more than just security patrols — it requires tangible infrastructure that has yet to arrive.

Gingoog tragedy: Father battling mental illness allegedly kills 2 sons
GINGOOG City — A quiet struggle with mental health inside a family home ended in an unimaginable tragedy Thursday afternoon, Dec. 11, when a father allegedly bludgeoned his two sons to death.

Father kills 2 sons with hammer in Gingoog city

Abocejo denies illegal quarry links in Medina
Security guard arrested, shabu seized in Gingoog City drug raid

Gingoog, others suspend classes due to TD Verbena

