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Marawi City marked its 9th liberation anniversary at Kampo Ranao, renewing commitments to complete rehabilitation, process compensation claims, and expand livelihoods.
Medina municipal officials are pressing electric power distribution utility MORESCO II to re-evaluate its billing schedules after local consumers were charged late-payment penalties when their payment due dates fell on Sundays, a day when cooperative offices are closed to the public.
The DepEd Gingoog City Division inaugurates its new ₱76-million division office in Barangay Lunotan, establishing the flagship facility within the city's planned 76-hectare government center.
Military commanders and local government officials gather in Iligan City to honor the life and military service of Lt. Col. Rommel A. Endozo, who led community defense and reserve force operations across the region.
Government communicators across Mindanao collaborate in Cagayan de Oro to translate the National Action Plan for Unity, Peace and Development into localized communication strategies that reflect concrete results on the ground.
The electrocution of a young female Philippine eagle in Salay, Misamis Oriental, prompts DENR-10 and local authorities to audit and insulate high-voltage power lines traversing forest corridors.
The Gingoog City Council removes separate monetary fines from its municipal housing ordinance, shifting disciplinary enforcement to local homeowners' association bylaws.
Camiguin’s Task Force Disiplina increases checkpoints and school outreach to address persistent traffic violations and promote island-wide road safety.
Medina local officials consider stiffer penalties for public transport drivers who refuse passengers, disregard dress codes, or fail to observe basic hygiene standards.
With 58 confirmed HIV cases in Gingoog City, health advocates are broadening outreach and urging residents to access free, confidential testing and care.
Lanao del Sur records drops in theft and injury cases, but a surge in murders and 45 active rido disputes show security hurdles remain.
Aboitiz Foods and the Philippine Army renew a 5-year partnership to provide agribusiness and technical training to active and retiring soldiers.