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NegOr surpasses 2024 tourism target with over 700K arrivals

January 24, 2025

Tourist arrivals in Negros Oriental in 2024 hit the 700,000 mark, surpassing the provincial government’s target of 500,000 for the year, an official said Jan. 23.

Stability in power industry needed: NGCP

January 24, 2025

An official of the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines stressed the need for stability, not just in the power grid, but also in the supply, law, policy and regulation, for a more robust power industry.

P390-million connectivity agreement in Himamaylan

January 24, 2025

Himamaylanons and Negrosanons in south Negros will soon enjoy wider and faster cellular network and data connectivity as Mayor Raymund Tongson greenlit a P390-million connectivity project, in partnership with Phil Tower Consortium Inc. (PhilTower).

A new era of elevated dining, wellness at The North Block at SM City Bacolod

January 24, 2025

SM City Bacolod is set to unveil its newest and most anticipated feature – The North Block – in an exciting development for Bacolod City’s retail landscape.

Capitol defends decision to hold Panaad fest amid Kanlaon unrest

January 24, 2025

Amid the continuing unrest of Mt. Kanlaon, the Negros Occidental provincial government justified the staging of the Panaad sa Negros Festival this coming March 24 to 30.

La Castellana seeks help for displaced residents

January 24, 2025

The municipal government of La Castellana in Negros Occidental is looking for more areas to accommodate its 37,000 residents should Mt. Kanlaon erupt again.

Sugar stakeholders vow support to DA

January 24, 2025

The sugar industry is getting a fresh start in 2025 after sugar stakeholders gathered together to lend support to the Department of Agriculture (DA) and the Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA).

Speaker reaffirms commitment to promoting safety of all OFWs

January 24, 2025

House Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez lauded President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and his administration for successful effort in ensuring the safe release of 17 Filipino seafarers held hostage by Houthi rebels in Yemen for more than 429 days.

Sining Filipina 2025 contest up

January 24, 2025

Sining Filipina, the Philippines’ first nationwide, all-women art competition, is back.

Cebuano grand winner of Dinagsa Visayas-wide painting competition

January 24, 2025

Cebu-based artist Jayson Droña’s “Mga Kamay ng Pag-asa” entry claimed the P200,000 grand prize at the Dinagsa Festival 2025 Visayas-wide painting competition held at the Cadiz Arena Jan. 22.

NegOr surpasses 2024 tourism target with over 700K arrivals

Stability in power industry needed: NGCP

P390-million connectivity agreement in Himamaylan

A new era of elevated dining, wellness at The North Block at SM City Bacolod

Capitol defends decision to hold Panaad fest amid Kanlaon unrest

La Castellana seeks help for displaced residents

Sugar stakeholders vow support to DA

Speaker reaffirms commitment to promoting safety of all OFWs

Sining Filipina 2025 contest up

Cebuano grand winner of Dinagsa Visayas-wide painting competition

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