September 10, 2025 - Negros Now Daily

A Summer to Remember: Taiwanese University Students’ Service-Learning in Negros

September 10, 2025

Another batch of Taiwanese Service-Learning students has returned home filled not only with memories of their month-long summer-engagement but also with realizations that they consider helpful to their growth as university students and as citizens of the world.

Matching skills into the future of work

September 10, 2025

Celebrating its 31st anniversary is the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) on August 25 where it conducted the annual World Café of Opportunities in key sites across the nation.

Why isolationism doesn’t work

September 10, 2025

In the present age, when a video call can link boardrooms in New York, Shanghai, and Johannesburg almost instantly; when a text message can cross oceans in a flash; and when a financial transaction can traverse the globe before you can finish your morning coffee, the ideology of national isolation is as antiquated as ever.

NegOcc SP open to suggestions from organic farming advocates

September 10, 2025

The Negros Occidental Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) committees on Agriculture and Environment and Natural Resources are open to suggestions from organic farming advocates opposing the proposed GMO (Genetically Modified Organism) Regulatory Ordinance, according to committee chairman Board Member Andrew Montelibano.

Fil-Chinese businessman shot dead in Bacolod City

September 10, 2025

A Filipino-Chinese businessman was gunned down by an unidentified assailant in front of his own store across the Central Market on Bonifacio Street, Bacolod City on Tuesday (Sept. 9).

4 Bacolod employees have 72 hrs. to explain hardened cement mess

September 10, 2025

Two supply officers and two storekeepers, assigned at the City Engineer’s Office (CEO) at Bacolod Government Center, have 72 hours to explain in writing why they should not be charged administratively for about 4,800 sacks of cement found hardened/unusable at the CEO warehouse in Barangay Taculing.

Wenceslao assumes post as NOCPPO chief

September 10, 2025

PCol. Dennis Wenceslao formally assumed the position as officer-in-charge of the Negros Occidental Police Provincial Office (NOCPPO), taking over from PCol. Rainerio de Chavez during the turn-over of command held at Camp Alfredo M. Montelibano in Bacolod City yesterday.

A Summer to Remember: Taiwanese University Students’ Service-Learning in Negros

Matching skills into the future of work

Why isolationism doesn’t work

NegOcc SP open to suggestions from organic farming advocates

Fil-Chinese businessman shot dead in Bacolod City

4 Bacolod employees have 72 hrs. to explain hardened cement mess

Wenceslao assumes post as NOCPPO chief

NegOcc honors freedom fighters

Support for Albee Benitez as House speaker snowballs

2 child dev’t centers open in Victorias City

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