January 4, 2023 - Negros Now Daily

P70M roads, bridge projects in NegOcc

January 4, 2023

The Department of Public Works and Highways said Jan. 3 that safer transportation access to the cities of Cadiz and Sagay, and neighboring towns in northern Negros Occidental, is now ensured with the improved road condition undertaken by its 1st District Engineering Office.

Negros Occidental logs 63 firecracker-related injuries

January 4, 2023

Negros Occidental recorded 63 firecracker-related injuries in different provincial government-managed hospitals, as of Jan. 3.

Skeletal remains, body found dumped in Silay

January 4, 2023

The identities of the skeletal remains of two persons and a decomposing body discovered Dec. 31 at Oyut Bridge in Sitio Lantawan, Brgy. Guimbalaon, Silay City, Negros Occidental, have yet to be identified by the police.

Bailes de Luces returns after 2 years

January 4, 2023

Mayor Alme Rhummyla Nicor Mangilimutan enjoins everyone to witness on Jan. 5 “world class” performances during the Bailes de Luces (Festival of Lights) in La Castellana, Negros Occidental.

Hefty fuel price hikes in first week of 2023

January 4, 2023

Oil companies implemented big-time increases in the prices of petroleum products effective Jan. 3, with diesel up by P2.10 per liter, gasoline by P2.90/L, and kerosene by P3.05/L

P70M roads, bridge projects in NegOcc

Negros Occidental logs 63 firecracker-related injuries

Skeletal remains, body found dumped in Silay

Bailes de Luces returns after 2 years

Hefty fuel price hikes in first week of 2023

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