Brewing Pride: Don Carlos Pours Its Heart Into Opening Day

COURTESY: Rogelio Neil P. Roque.

Governor of the Province of Bukidnon

The aroma hit first. On November 4, 2026, Don Carlos Coffee Festival Opening Day kicked off, and the whole town buzzed with excitement. Warmest congratulations to the Local Government Unit of Don Carlos for the successful celebration of its 3rd Annual Coffee Festival!

Locals filled the streets early, and visitors joined them soon after. Together, they turned a simple morning into a celebration.

This annual celebration is a testament to Don Carlos' growing commitment to promoting its coffee industry. Moreover, it empowers local farmers and showcases the richness and quality of locally produced coffee.

Farmers take center stage here. Their hard work, after all, fills every cup served.

The festival also highlights agriculture as a driver of livelihood, economic growth, and sustainable development. Clearly, every harvest supports families and strengthens the community.

May this festival continue to strengthen the coffee-growing community and open greater opportunities for local coffee producers. Furthermore, may it establish Don Carlos as one of Bukidnon's promising coffee destinations.

Congratulations, LGU Don Carlos, and may your coffee industry continue to flourish!

#OneilRoque #Bukidnon #CoffeeFestival #DonCarlosBukidnon

Sky’s the Limit: Bukidnon’s Big Leap into the Clouds

IMAGE CREDITS: PROJECT LUPAD

Who’s ready for some exciting *plane talk*? Well, if you’ve been following the buzz, the **Bukidnon Airport Development Project** in **Barangay Maraymaray, Don Carlos** is turning heads and raising eyebrows—in the best way possible! With an **adjusted budget of ₱2.8 billion**, this project is not just about concrete and steel—it’s about opening doors (and runways) to new opportunities for the region.  

---

The Ground is Buzzing with Possibilities  

UPDATE | Bukidnon Airport Development – October 2025: The latest progress report confirms that *ongoing construction works cover the terminal building, ATC tower, and other supporting infrastructure*—all part of preparations for the airport’s future operations. Imagine the day when you’ll drive past green hills and instead of car horns, you’ll hear the hum of aircraft engines. Sounds amazing, right?  

But this isn’t just any airport project—it’s a game-changer for Bukidnon. From improving tourism to making trade routes faster, the airport will give local businesses a serious boost. Plus, travel-happy Bukidnon folks will no longer need to trek hours to catch a flight. It’s convenience on a whole new level.  

---

From Dirt Roads to Runways  

Let’s be real—development like this doesn’t happen overnight. But wow, can you feel the shift? The vibe in Don Carlos is transforming. Farmers and traders are already exchanging stories about how their goods could soon be flying to Manila, Cebu, or maybe even abroad! With the ATC tower rising and the terminal taking shape, those “one day” dreams are shaping into “almost there” realities.  

And here’s the best part: When a project like this lands (pun intended) in a place like Bukidnon, it’s not just about flying—it’s about connecting lives, cultures, and opportunities. The airport will become a symbol of progress, and maybe even spark other big infrastructure breakthroughs across the province. 

---

**Final Thought:** The Bukidnon Airport might still be under construction, but the future? Oh, it’s already taking off.  

CDRRMD - Oro Rescue Weather Update

COURTESY: CDRRMD

3:25 PM 17MAY2025

Based on the Rainfall Advisory in PAGASA as of 3:00 pm, other parts of Misamis Bukidnon (Talakag, Sumilao, Manolo Fortich, Damulog, Kibawe, Kadingilan, Dangcagan, Kitaotao, Don Carlos, Quezon, Maramag, Kalilangan, Pangantucan, San Fernando, City Of Valencia, Cabanglasan, Lantapan, Malitbog); Misamis Oriental (Naawan, Manticao, Lugait, Initao, Libertad); Lanao del Norte (Nunungan, Sapad, Salvador, Magsaysay, Tangcal, PantaoRagat, Munai); and Misamis Occidental (Bonifacio, DonVictorianoChiongbian, Concepcion, Baliangao, TangubCity, OroquietaCity, SapangDalaga, Calamba, LopezJaena, Plaridel) are experiencing slow (light) to moderate (moderate) rains due to ITCZ within 2-3 hours.

Meanwhile other parts of Bukidnon (Baungon, Libona, City Of Malaybalay, Impasug Ong); Misamis Oriental (GingoogCity, Magsaysay, Claveria); Lanao del Norte (Lala, Baroy, Tubod, Pantar, Kolambugan, PoonaPiagapo, Matungao, Maigo, Baloi, Linamon, Kauswagan, Bacolod, Tagoloan, IliganCity, SultanNagaDimaporo, Kapatagan) and Misamis Occidental (OzamisCity, Clarin, Tudela, Sinacaban, Jimenez, Panaon, Alo ran) experienced in mediocrity (moderate) to heavy (heavy) rainfall.

Some parts of CDO are experiencing cloudy right now.

Other parts of Libona are still experiencing slow (light) rainfall; Mampayag, Dahilayan and Lindaban, Manolo Fortich.

Other parts of Talakag and Baungon are still experiencing slow (light) rains.

The water level of the rivers of Cagayan and Iponan is NORMAL.

CDRRMD stay on monitoring.