July 24, 2022 - Negros Now Daily

SRA leadership still in dispute

July 24, 2022

The leadership standoff at the Sugar Regulatory Administration continues as its ranking officials backed Atty. Ignacio Santillana as SRA officer-in-charge.

Albee asked to convene local price council

July 24, 2022

Mayor Alfredo “Albee” Benitez is being asked to convene the Local Price Coordinating Council to closely monitor the prices of basic and prime commodities in view of the rising cost of fuel products.

P1,000 fuel subsidy for city tricycle drivers

July 24, 2022

The drivers or operators of more than 5,500 tricycles-for-hire with valid franchise issued by the city government of Bacolod could receive P1,000 in assistance, under the Bacolod City Fuel Subsidy Program Ordinance proposed by Councilor Em Legaspi Ang.

‘Unusually high’ turnout of voter applicants in Negros

July 24, 2022

The Commission on Elections in Negros Occidental reported an “unusually high” turnout of registrants for the SK and barangay elections this December in Negros Occidental, particularly among the youth.

Rainy season can trigger surge in dengue cases

July 24, 2022

Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson said he expects a further surge in dengue cases in Negros Occidental in August and September, because of the rainy season.

Park Inn by Radisson Bacolod opens newest art exhibition

July 24, 2022

Park Inn by Radisson Bacolod’s Art Cove announced the opening of “Day-Off”, a two-man show featuring the unique works of Negrosanon artists Revo Yanson and Ryn Paul Gonzales.

Vigilance vs. illegal cable cutting ops

July 24, 2022

Integrated telco company PLDT Inc. and its wireless subsidiary Smart Communications Inc. are urging customers nationwide to stay vigilant against illegal activities that lead to interruption in their internet connection, such as deliberate cable cutting and inflicting damage to network equipment.

Old enough to buy a gun

July 24, 2022

I live in the United States. The nation with the world’s biggest economy—for now at least—and the largest army—probably for the foreseeable future. We used to be the world’s model for democracy, respect for human rights, and adherence to rule of law; the country that had the temerity to teach other countries about peaceful settlement of disputes and political inclusiveness.

SRA leadership still in dispute

Albee asked to convene local price council

P1,000 fuel subsidy for city tricycle drivers

‘Unusually high’ turnout of voter applicants in Negros

Rainy season can trigger surge in dengue cases

Park Inn by Radisson Bacolod opens newest art exhibition

Vigilance vs. illegal cable cutting ops

Old enough to buy a gun

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