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Boy drowns in Toboso shores

April 29, 2024

A 10-year-old boy drowned while swimming along the shoreline of Purok Maaswa in Barangay General Luna, Toboso, Negros Occidental on April 27.

Victorias breaks ground on 1st 11-a-side football pitch in WV

April 29, 2024

Victorias City is making another history as the first 11-aside football pitch equipped with synthetic turf in the Western Visayas Region will soon rise at the Victorias National High School grounds.

Real Madrid execs visit program beneficiaries in San Carlos City

April 29, 2024

Natalia Valdéz del Toro of Fundación Real Madrid and Fundacion Santiago executive director Jose Ricardo Molina visited the Escuela Socio Deportiva-Sining at Pag-asa (SiPa) program beneficiaries in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental April 27.

Unified push for FMR bill

April 29, 2024

House Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez led the Western Visayas bloc congressional representatives in endorsing the farm-to-market road (FMR) bill, signaling a unified push for rural development and agricultural sustainability.

Boy drowns in Toboso shores

Victorias breaks ground on 1st 11-a-side football pitch in WV

Real Madrid execs visit program beneficiaries in San Carlos City

Unified push for FMR bill

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