Negros Weekly, Author at Negros Now Daily

American journalist discusses AI and community journalism

September 25, 2025

Veteran American journalist Gary Kebbel challenged communication students and faculty from the University of St. La Salle and Bicol University to rebuild the public’s declining trust in media amidst the age of artificial intelligence during a lecture entitled “Tech’s Role in Shaping Community Journalism” at the USLS Cody Conference Halls on Sept. 10.

Siquijor mystifies

September 25, 2025

September is the island of Siquijor’s milestone month as it celebrates annually what the residents call as Siquijor Day. The merriment and festivities, however, last for an entire month with diverse happenings that both locals and tourists are able to enjoy and take part in.

The tyranny of numbers

September 25, 2025

We live in a high-tech age, where computers and automated devices are numerous and, in many respects, are already in control of our lives.

Wage adjustment public hearing for Neg. Occ. employees Oct. 15

September 24, 2025

The Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board (RTWPB) in Western Visayas will start its series of public hearings on minimum wage adjustment for private sector workers and kasambahays in the region, including in Bacolod City and Negros Occidental, next month.

Fire destroys 87 houses in San Carlos Monday

September 24, 2025

A fire destroyed 87 houses and damaged six others at Greenville Bato in San Carlos City, Negros Occidental on Monday (Sept. 22).

Himoga-an Bridge in Sagay City ‘to be renovated, not destroyed’

September 24, 2025

Sagay City Mayor Leo Rafael Cueva assured residents Sept. 23 that the Himoga-an Bridge will undergo much-needed renovation and restoration to ensure both its safety and preservation as an important Sagaynon heritage.

Negros Trade Fair opens in Taguig City

September 24, 2025

As the 39th Negros Trade Fair (NTF), the country’s longest-running provincial trade fair in Metro Manila, opened yesterday at the SMX Convention Center Aura in Taguig City, Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson said he is optimistic that it will surpass the sales in previous years.

American journalist discusses AI and community journalism

Siquijor mystifies

The tyranny of numbers

Wage adjustment public hearing for Neg. Occ. employees Oct. 15

Fire destroys 87 houses in San Carlos Monday

Himoga-an Bridge in Sagay City ‘to be renovated, not destroyed’

Negros Trade Fair opens in Taguig City

Neg. Or. LGUs back SRA in campaign against RSSI

Army vows to improve case handling after acquittal of 6 activists in NegOr

OCD-NIR urges pre-emptive evacuation in La Castellana

LATEST STORY

‘Gawad Madiskarte’ marks 5 yrs. of heart, hustle, and community

DSSD-Bacolod gives P2.9M financial aid to fire victims

OCD-NIR warns of lahar flow

2.7-M voters in NegOcc in next brgy, SK election

Historic dual-venue opening for MassKara Festival Oct. 1

Task Force Kasanag joins ICI in flood control projects probe

MORE STORIES:

Dr. Sunny ‘Pin’ Diego, Champion Again!

San Carlos under state of calamity

8 Capitol workers test positive for illegal drugs, face sanctions

Another ex-soldier linked to Degamo’s killing yields

Victorias extends assistance following armed encounter

‘Reconsider disqualification of 863 tricycle drivers from fuel subsidy’

MORE STORIES:

Compassion for the poor

Debulgado expects SP approval of P5.1B NegOcc budget Dec. 6

Comelec finalizes contingency plans for Negros amid Mt. Kanlaon unrest

VP Sara shares anti-insurgency, education campaign to ‘sacadas’

Ceneco, 24 other power coops fail to justify fuel cost charges

WVSU graduate from La Carlota tops Physician Licensure exams