Zoran Stankovic, the President of the Coordination Body for the Municipalities of Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja, wished a Happy New 2017 to the inhabitants of those municipalities, and expressed  his wishes for their good health, personal and professional growth and success.

Bujanovac, Vranje – Two years ago, a young baker Miljazim Gegulaj from Bujanovac decided to open a bakery in Vranje and thus expand the family business based in Bujanovac, which is now run by his brother. He is one of the few Albanians that run their own businesses in Vranje. People think of him as a humanist, while he reluctantly talks about how he helps sick children on a daily basis.

Bujanovac – Stojanca Arsic, the Deputy Mayor of Bujanovac, said that working discipline at the local self-government, as well as at all public enterprises and institutions, would be raised to a higher level.

Bujanovac – Students of the Bujanovac-based school for elementary musical education, along with their teachers, gave a traditional New Year's concert at the "Vuk Karadzic" community center in Bujanovac.

Medvedja - The budget of the municipality of Medvedja for 2017, which amounts to 490 million dinars, was adopted with twenty-six votes for and four votes against. 

Medvedja -  Parents of children with disabilities and of those with special needs were received by Nebojsa Arsic, the Mayor of Medvedja, who, on that occasion,  listened to and talked with them about the problems they faced.

The call for a new, eighth cycle of the national donor program "Get a Move On for Your Business", which is implemented by the Eneca NGO, with the support of the "Philip Morris" Company in Serbia, was  issued on October 25, 2016 and will last until January 31, 2017. The program aims to support the start-up and improvement of small and family businesses across Serbia.

Belgrade, Bujanovac – Mladen Sarcevic, Minister of Education, Science and Technological Development, Dragoljub Kojicic, Director of the Institute for Textbooks, and representatives of the National Councils of the Bosniak, Bulgarian, Hungarian, Romanian, Ruthenian, Slovak and Croatian...

Medvedja - Marko Djuric, Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, visited the municipality of Medvedja and announced that the Government would seek to create a political climate that would enable people to live well, to take advantage of the opportunities that had not been sufficiently used, such as linking with the municipalities in Kosovo and Metohija.

Bujanovac – In 2017, the Electric Power Industry of Serbia will be obliged to pay in the account of the municipality of Bujanovac 60 dinars for each and every metal cabinet with power consumption meter, which are located on street low-voltage grid poles.