Kuyamis Kaleidoscope: Market Magic at the Ribbon Cutting

COURTESY: Ellen Mae Lahinao/PIO

A Festival Awakens  

The morning brimmed with

anticipation as the community gathered for the Kuyamis Festival Market ribbon cutting. Bright stalls and eager vendors lined the grounds, and voices rose in cheerful exchange. Moreover, local leaders stepped forward to celebrate together, signaling more than a one-day event; they announced a renewed commitment to local enterprise and tourism.

Indeed, organizers envisioned the Market as a pivot for growth. Consequently, attendees discovered new flavors, handmade goods, and stories behind each product. As visitors browsed, small-business owners smiled, sold, and connected—proving that festivals can spark real economic momentum.

The Heart of Local Opportunity  

MALAMPUSONG gipahigayon ang Kuyamis Festival Market Ribbon Cutting isip kabahin sa pagsaulog sa 13TH KUYAMIS FESTIVAL sa lalawigan. Ang Kuyamis Festival Market gilangkuban sa kwarenta (40) ka mga vendors nga nagpakita ug nagbaligya sa nagkadaiyang lokal nga produkto ug pagkaon sa probinsya.

Usa sa tumong sa kalihokan maong ang pagdasig sa lokal nga panginabuhian, pagpasiugda sa turismo ug paghatag dugang oportunidad hilabi na sa panahon sa festival. Gibuksan ang maong kalihokan sa pagpanguna ni Governor Juliette Uy, Board Member Princess Emano, Mga Mayores, Partner Agencies nga nagpakita sa ilang dakong suporta sa pagpalig-on sa lokal nga ekonomiya.

Lasting Impact and Invitation  

Furthermore, the Festival Market granted space for microentrepreneurs to expand their income and showcase product quality to visitors and buyers. Therefore, the marketplace functioned not only as commerce but also as a cultural exchange—where tastes, traditions, and aspirations met.

Looking ahead, organizers promised the Market would remain open during the Kuyamis Festival, serving as a hub of unity. Thus, everyone was invited to return, support local vendors, and experience how small actions at a market can nurture a thriving community.

Bridging Knowledge and Experience: The MOA Signing Between PGMO and MSU-Naawan Campus

IMAGE CREDITS: Ellen Mae Lahinao/PIO

A Landmark Agreement for Education

On a bright Thursday, October 23, 2025, history unfolded in the world of education within Misamis Oriental. The **MOA SIGNING SA PGMO UG MSU-NAAWAN CAMPUS** was officially *gipahigayon*, marking a significant partnership between the Mindanao State University – Naawan Campus and the provincial government. This Memorandum of Agreement opens doors for students of MSU-Naawan to participate in the **Hospital Immersion Program** across eight provincial hospitals.  

Through this initiative, learners—particularly in the fields of *Health Services* and *Social Work*—will gain real-world, hands-on experience. By being immersed in actual hospital environments, they can apply their academic knowledge to practical situations, thus sharpening both their skills and confidence. This fusion of theory and practice creates a strong foundation, preparing them for their future careers.  

A Commitment to Students’ Growth

The gratitude expressed by MSU-Naawan Campus Chancellor Prof. Elnor C. Roa to Governor Juliette Uy was heartfelt. Chancellor Roa emphasized that Governor Uy’s support is not just a political gesture but a sincere investment in the youth. Such commitment paves the way for empowerment, enabling students to reach their dreams while becoming active contributors to positive change in society.  

Governor Juliette Uy’s administration has long championed the cause of education. One of her top priorities is ensuring that students have the necessary opportunities to grow—not only academically but also in terms of character and professional readiness. This MOA is a perfect embodiment of that vision, a bridge connecting classroom learning with the realities of public service and health care.  

**In Summary:** The **MOA SIGNING SA PGMO UG MSU-NAAWAN CAMPUS** is more than an agreement—it’s a promise to nurture the next generation of professionals. By combining resources, knowledge, and community spirit, this collaboration prepares students to become catalysts for transformation, one hospital visit at a time.