DARKNESS eases out of Barangay Maitum in Catigbian when dialog diffused a potential governance headache here. Long believed as an incendiary that help spark the avid support to the communist, the Full Article
JOBS and work-trainings for youths remain one of the top priorities for the Chatto Administration. At the recent Kita ug ang Gobernador weekly radio program aired over Bohol AM stations form the Full Article
SI Judge Ralph Lee sa Quezon City RTC branch 83 nipagawas niadtong Lunes og hold-departure order batok sa kanhi gobernador sa Basilan ug kongresista Gerry Salapuddin kinsa ning sayo pa lang, gi Full Article
IS THERE any hope left for the scholar siblings of barangay officials? The question seemingly hounds most of the sons and daughters of barangay officials who, according to law qualifies for Full Article
SNIFFING dogs, yes. But drug sniffing askals, why not? Noting that an askal (asong kalye) at Camp Dagohoy has become his daily companion in his early morning conditioning runs, Bohol’s top cop Full Article
DOUBLE or multiple registrants have surfaced at random and it is all because of the AFIS. Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) the program being used by the government’s poll agency Full Article
THE Army has confirmed the shift of the communist warfare after losing precious grounds in Bohol. According to LtCol Romeo Brawner, and goal of the Communist Party of the Philippines in Bohol is to Full Article
FOR two weeks old cough, health authorities insist that the best action is to go to the nearest rural health center or health facility. During the motorcade, which acted as the launching activity Full Article
THREE months into the investigation of the failed ambush committed against Clarin Vice Mayoralty candidate last May 10, police operatives have filed appropriate charges against five accused Full Article
ONLY 19 towns in Bohol could have complied with the Governor’s directive to hold their respective municipal peace and order councils within the month of July, reports interior and local government Full Article
KEEPING the four ‘o clock habit is still the most effective contribution a community can do against the onslaught of deadly dengue, says Philippine National Red Cross (BNRC) Board member Romeo Full Article