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Brgy. Awang
Brief History Barangay Awang is a small barangay. It is 2 kilometers from Barangay Igbugo and 11 kilometers from Poblacion. This barangay drinel its name from a small "awang-awang". This barangay was formerly headed by Nicolas More, Faustino More and Pablo More. In...
Brgy. Bacauan
Brief History In the early times, Bakhaw trees were abundant in the coastal place. For these reasons, early residence called the place "Kabakhaman". Later on, it was shortened to Bacauan. Bacauan is among the earliest barangay in Panay. In the early 14th century, when...
Brgy. Bacolod
Brief History Before Spanish time, Barangay Bacolod was only the Sitio of Barangay Igpandan, houses of the people were located in the lower part of the hill. But when years passed, thieves became rampant and very destructive. They used to destroy houses by throwing...
Brgy. Bagumbayan
General Profile Barangay Officials Roger Miagan Punong Barangay Helen Muyana Kagawad Vicente Valencia Kagawad Jose Moscaya Kagawad Archie Fasomingo Kagawad Jerson Mobo Kagawad Rondio Muyana Kagawad Jose Ma. Conrado Nismal SK Chairman Margie Dy Barangay Secretary Helen...
Brgy. Banbanan
Brief History Banbanan which took its name from banban tress, is a thriving community with a market day every Thursday, 7 kilometers inland from the poblacion. It is accessible to transportation throughout the year. It is not known when this place was established. It...
Brgy. Banga
General Profile Barangay Officials Leo Nocal Punong Barangay Ronnie Nacita Kagawad Conrado Nacita Kagawad Dan Pioray Kagawad Edgar Naquita Kagawad Lynda Servidad Kagawad Albert Falle Kagawad Roger Nocal Kagawad Jacel Ann Nocal SK Chairman Marie Chris Libertine Nacita...
Brgy. Bangladan
Brief History Barangay Bangladan is a hilly barangay of the Municipality of Miag-ao. A mountainous barangay near to boundary of the three Municipalities of Miag-ao, Igbaras and Guimbal. It is about nine (9) kilometers away from the town proper of Miag-ao and two (2)...
Brgy. Banuyao
Vision/Mission Barangay Banuyao will be progressive if all the needs of the people be sustained especially the livelihood program. Living condition of the people be elevated if the construction of road and memorial park in the upper portion of the barangay be come...
![History and Mysteries of Miag-ao Church: An interview with Msgr. Claudio S. Sale](https://www.miagao.gov.ph/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/inside_church.png)
History and Mysteries of Miag-ao Church: An interview with Msgr. Claudio S. Sale
Monsignor, can you please give us an overall view of Miag-ao Church? Monsignor: At the outset, church is not just about the structure. The Church is actually about the people of God. Miag-ao church is over 200 years old. It celebrated its bicentennial in...
![MIAG-AO CHURCH – a Fortress of the Spanish Empire?](https://www.miagao.gov.ph/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/miagao-church-Photo-By-Ronald-Medina.png)
MIAG-AO CHURCH – a Fortress of the Spanish Empire?
Rumors, if passed along often enough, may turn into urban legends; and, sometimes become accepted as a historical fact. Just give it enough time to circulate around for over a generation or two. Most towns and cities have their own urban legends and the...