The Plenary of the Fuente-Tójar Town Council unanimously approved granting the title of Perpetual Mayoress to its Patron, Nuestra Señora del Rosario. The mayoress, Mari Fe Muñoz, handed her the staff of office during the Eucharist of her feast day.
News from October 8, 2026
The 10 stories we published that day.
The painter from Puente Genil Clemente Rivas has presented Pope Leo XIV with an oil portrait during the public audience in St. Peter's Square. The work will go to the Pontifical Spanish College of San José, in Rome.
The family company Biovalle S.C., from Palma del Río, will take part this November in BioCultura Madrid, where it will present navel oranges, grapefruits, lemons and mandarins from organic production.
The Córdoba Food Bank has received a donation of 200 kilos of flour from the company San Lorenzo SA, based in La Rambla, according to the entity itself.
The Torrecampo Town Council is organizing an intergenerational workshop on sustainable fashion on October 22, from 17:00 to 19:00 at the Casa de la Cultura, taught by the Andalusian Fund of Municipalities for International Solidarity (FAMSI).
The Fuente Carreteros Town Council has received a subsidy from the Secretary of State for Equality to develop local competences of the State Pact against Gender Violence in 2026.
The programme, funded by the Regional Government of Andalusia, combines training and work placements in the construction sector for 15 people, mostly women and people over 45, and is taught at the Centre for Business Initiative.
The Provincial Council visits the 16 social housing units on Calle Béjar, in Hornachuelos
The deputy delegate for Social Rights of the Provincial Council of Córdoba, Irene Aguilera, has visited the project of 16 social housing units on Calle Béjar, in Hornachuelos, together with representatives of Córdoba Inclusiva.
Four people were injured this Wednesday in a traffic accident involving three vehicles at the junction of the N-432 and the CO-8405, in Fuente Obejuna, according to 1-1-2.
The Regional Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development has invested 6.3 million in the expansion of the Pozoblanco wastewater treatment plant, which will benefit 51,000 inhabitants and improve the quality of the water discharged into the Guadarramilla river and the La Colada reservoir.