
Shiela Mae Butlig
Shiela Mae Butlig is a correspondent for Mindanao Gold Star Daily. Based in Cagayan de Oro, She covers a wide range of local governance, social issues, and community-driven stories. Her work provides readers with essential, on-the-ground reporting, ensuring that the voice of the community remains at the forefront of the region’s news cycle.
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Marcoses should apologize to the people, Gonzales says
Gonzales said it is important for the Marcoses to apologize to the people. “Pwede namang magbigay nang patawad kung hihingi nang kapatawaran, hindi pa naman nang hihingi,” he said.

Marcos to continue Duterte ‘legacy’ if voted in office
The press conference preceded Marcos’ grand rally held at the Pelaez Sports Complex. However, many senior reporters in the city were dismayed for not being invited to the press conference. Almost half of the reporters who covered the press conference were brought in from Iligan City and Bukidnon, it was learned.

Rufus gets death threat anew
“Rufus putang ina ka isang bala ka lang di mo kaya ang taga tabok,” and “Bilang na araw mo Rufus Gago ka,” read the two text messages coming from two different phone numbers.

Tulfo to push for wage theft bill

La Viña slate opens campaign with mass

Bizmen urged to seek first execs’ advice before town's investment

Capitol commemorates 24th anniversary of Cebupac flight 387
Claveria Mayor Myraluna Abrogar-Salvaleon officially opened the Misamis Oriental Tourism Complex and Botanical Garden’s Information Center.
Tagoloan fiesta revelries push through sans visitors

DOST research center seeks to boost silk fabrics production in Normin

Pompee promises to build ‘city university’ if elected
“Nangante si PDP-CDP-Bag ong Cagayan coalition lider Pompee La Viña nga bisan moapil pa kini’g kalot sa yuta aron matukoran sa city university nga libre para sa tanan,” his press release, sent to reporters yesterday, reads in part.

Naawan bet bags Miss Kuyamis 2022
BY pointing out the resiliency of Misamis Oriental’s tourism industry which had assured steady employment amid the pandemic, Anabelle Mae McDonnel of Naawan won this year’s Miss Kuyamis crown.
