Misamis Oriental News: The Pulse of Northern Mindanao Stay informed with the latest Misamis Oriental news, your primary source for updates from the Provincial Capitol to the bustling streets of Cagayan de Oro. We provide timely coverage of Governor Juliette Uy’s administration, including critical 2026 budget deliberations, social service milestones, and the "Uniquely MisOr" tourism campaign. Our reporting tracks the province’s rapid evolution, featuring essential updates on infrastructure projects, environmental protection efforts in Gingoog Bay, and the vibrant cultural highlights of the Kuyamis Festival. From legislative shifts to community-level advisories, we bring you the stories that define the growth and resilience of every Misamisnon.
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AMID the holiday rush and commercial noise, residents of Cagayan de Oro and Misamis Oriental are grounding themselves in a simpler truth this season: Christmas is, first and foremost, about family.
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.
Filinvest Group’s FDC Misamis Power Corporation (FDC Misamis) has made steady progress in restoring Soligao Creek as part of its long term Adopt-an-Estero Program in partnership with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources–Environmental Management Bureau Region 10 (DENR-EMB R10) and the Municipality of Villanueva.
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.
While Del Monte Philippines, Inc. promotes its agribusiness success online, the Philippine Movement for Climate Justice (PMCJ) alleges that these narratives overshadow historical land conflicts, environmental concerns, and human rights issues in Northern Mindanao.
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.
