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The Pulse of Our Communities. Welcome to the definitive source for local news in Northern Mindanao and beyond. From the bustling streets of Cagayan de Oro and Iligan to the heart of Bukidnon and Misamis Oriental, we bring you the stories that impact your daily life. Our dedicated correspondents cover the grassroots issues—governance, peace and order, community triumphs, and local heritage—that national outlets often miss. Since 1989, we have remained committed to "countryside journalism," ensuring that every municipality has a voice and every citizen stays informed.
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Why Araw ng Lanao is worth the trip
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Typhoon Inday leaves, but Habagat remains a threat
Typhoon Inday is accelerating the Habagat, bringing heavy rains and heightened flash flood warnings to western Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. Here is how to prepare your home.
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Region 10's top 6 most wanted rape suspect nabbed
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Two die as Bukidnon floods force evacuations
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Flood aftermath: 44,000 Barmm families need aid
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How families stretch every peso
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Trial takes time: How the Impeachment could slow new laws
The Senate is adjusting its legislative schedule to manage its dual constitutional duties as a lawmaking body and an active impeachment court.
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Don't be misled: How to spot fake impeachment posts
The Department of Information and Communications Technology is urging citizens to verify media before sharing posts related to the vice presidential impeachment trial.
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Will impeachment hit your wallet?
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas stated that the ongoing Senate impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte will not directly drive up the prices of basic consumer goods.
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Who will lead the AFP next? Brawner retires July 21
Armed Forces chief Gen. Romeo Brawner Jr. has scheduled farewell visits to the 4th Infantry Division in Cagayan de Oro and the 103rd Infantry Brigade in Marawi ahead of his retirement.
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The impeachment trial is bigger than politics
THE Senate impeachment trial has dominated headlines and social media, with supporters and critics trading opinions online. But beyond the political debate, many Filipinos are asking a more practical question: Why should this matter to me?
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