October 22, 2022 - Negros Now Daily

Albee eyes construction of new building for `Manokan Country’

October 22, 2022

The construction of a new building for “Manokan Country”, one of the prime tourist attractions in Bacolod City, is being eyed by the administration of Mayor Alfredo Benitez.

Gun ban takes effect in Bacolod ‘til Oct. 23

October 22, 2022

A gun ban is in effect in Bacolod City until Oct. 23, as President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Vice President Sara Duterte, along with other national officials and personalities are set to arrive for the highlights of the 43rd MassKara Festival.

Marcos appoints Benitez chairperson of RDC-WV

October 22, 2022

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. appointed Bacolod City Mayor Alfredo Benitez as chairperson of the Regional Development Council VI, the National Economic and Development Authority in Western Visayas said Oct. 21.

MassKara events at SM City bring in thousands of revelers

October 22, 2022

SM City Bacolod attests to the energy and excitement of the revamped festival as seen by the thousands, who throng to the mall daily for the MassKara experience. Host of some of the festival’s biggest events, SM mall officials observe the return to pre-pandemic capacity.

Albee eyes construction of new building for `Manokan Country’

Gun ban takes effect in Bacolod ‘til Oct. 23

Marcos appoints Benitez chairperson of RDC-WV

MassKara events at SM City bring in thousands of revelers

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