Said to be the tallest bridge in the country, constructed with the latest trend in structural engineering. Bukidnon Sugar Central. This 40 million sugar mill has a processing capacity of 4,000 to 6,000 tons of cane daily. This was founded in 1953 to serve the educational needs of Seventh-Day Adventist Youth in the South and Central Philippines. This school operates a 5,000 watts radio station, DXCR which was built largely from donated funds and used equipment.
Programming is of wide variety and broadcast is in Cebuano and English.
The college campus laced sith well-manicured greenery and pine trees further boast of the Malingon Falls. It is also the home of the famous singing gymnasts who provide gospel music and secular music aside from breathtaking gymnastic frats. It was known then as the Bukidnon Normal School when it was founded in 1924. Likewise, it has 1.7 million gymnasium and dormitory with a capacity of 120 beds, aside from its modern school facilities carefully planned on its 6.3 hectare site in the heart of Malaybalay Poblacion along the Sayre Highway. It overlooks Simayha Plains of Central Bukidnon.