IN the spirit of Christmas and a time of giving and putting a smile on the faces of our children, the Provincial Government of Bohol
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Bohol asks NIA to allow dams for tilapia culture
WITH the apparent lack of fish supply and compounded by a cartel that controls the fish prices here, the local government is eyeing then on
CV ranks 4th among regions w/ new HIV-AIDS cases
CENTRAL Visayas ranks fourth among regions in the country with the highest number of new Human Immunodeficiency Virus – Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (HIV-AIDS) cases. During
Guv Aris to PNP: Keep Christmas peaceful
GOVERNOR Aris Aumentado reminded the police force to keep Christmas celebration peaceful in the entire yuletide season. Tagbilaran City Mayor Jane Cajes-Yap threw 100% support
Bohol puts up P2.7M counterpart to P14 M Native Chicken project
FOR a counterpart fund of P2.7M comprising the salaries and wages of the facility personnel and some equipment, Bohol could nail a toehold in the
Guv Aris: P200,000 for each
brgy. project for next year
GOVERNOR Aris Aumentado vowed to distribute Php200,000 worth of project for each barangay in the total 1,109 barangays in Bohol. This he assured the barangay
Guv Aumentado expresses thanks,
hope for post-Odette recovery bid
GOV. Aris Aumentado expressed his gratitude for life and recovery one year after Typhoon Odette ravaged the province. He led government agencies, energy and civil
PiMO conducts Newswriting,
Photojournalism Workshop
THE Provincial Information and Media Office (PiMO) recently conducted a Newswriting and Photojournalism Seminar-Workshop at the Ivywall Resort, Panglao. Recognizing that learning is a continuing
1 opposed, 3 abstained as SP okays 2023 appropriation
P3.9-B BUDGET
THE Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) of Bohol has passed an Ordinance appropriating a total of Php3,919,489,619.00 annual budget for 2023 for operations of the provincial government
Gov. Aumentado continues to bring govt services to people in “Meet and Greet”
GOV. Aris Aumentado remains committed to bring the provincial government services closer to the people in “Greet and Meet” like what he did to the