March 5, 2024 - Negros Now Daily

Starting ‘em young

March 5, 2024

Football is once again alive and literally kicking in Bacolod City and Negros Occidental.

It was some kind of a sentimental journey for me when I stepped on St. La Salle campus – where I taught Communication courses for over 25 years – for the first time since my retirement more than seven years ago.

The women disciples of Jesus

March 5, 2024

March is International Women’s Month. In the Philippines, the theme this year is “WE for gender equality and inclusive society.”

Lacson orders Neg. Occ. mayors to set up ASF border checkpoints

March 5, 2024

Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson on Monday (March 4) called on local chief executives to establish African swine fever (ASF) checkpoints, especially those with borders along local government units (LGUs) classified by the Department of Agriculture as red zone or infected.

Baldovino denies rift among NBI personnel

March 5, 2024

The chief of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI)-Bacolod District Office on Monday (March 4) debunked claims of ongoing conflict among its personnel.

Bacolod launches bottle recycling program via sari-sari stores, eateries

March 5, 2024

The Bacolod City government launched March 4 the Tindahan Extra Mile (TEM) program, which will tap sari-sari stores and carinderias in the collection of PET bottles and other recyclables.

Capitol signs scholarship agreement

March 5, 2024

Negros Occidental Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson signed a scholarship agreement with 45 grantees of the Negrense CITE-AI Tec Scholarship, and partners in rites held in a hotel in Bacolod City March 4.

Army: NPA combatants in Neg. Occ. down to 33

March 5, 2024

From having 258 combatants in 2019, the New People’s Army (NPA) now has only 33 fighters in Negros Occidental, said Brig. Gen. Orlando Edralin, commander of the Philippine Army’s 303rd Infantry Brigade (IB), yesterday.

Dry spell damage in NegOcc increases to P77.7 million

March 5, 2024

Areas affected by the drought due to El Niño in Negros Occidental expanded to 1,669 hectares of rice and corn lands, with damage pegged at P77.702 million as reported by the Office of the Provincial Agriculturist (OPA).

Starting ‘em young

Resowing the Journalism seeds

The women disciples of Jesus

Lacson orders Neg. Occ. mayors to set up ASF border checkpoints

Baldovino denies rift among NBI personnel

Bacolod launches bottle recycling program via sari-sari stores, eateries

Capitol signs scholarship agreement

Army: NPA combatants in Neg. Occ. down to 33

Dry spell damage in NegOcc increases to P77.7 million

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