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Let the show begin

September 30, 2021

The Commission on Elections will start accepting today the Certificates of Candidacy of those vying for elective positions in the May 9, 2022 polls.
Data from the COMELEC show that there are 18,180 seats in the government that will be filled up next year, from national, local and the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao.

False positive

September 29, 2021

Presidential Security Group chief, Col. Randolph Cabangbang, yesterday called attention to the COVID-19 tests administered by the Philippine Red Cross among PSG personnel.
Cabangbang said the results were false positives.

Leaving things for later

September 28, 2021

The Commission on Elections has set September 30 as the last day of voter registration application for the 2022 polls. On Monday, both the House of Representatives and the Senate approved the move to extend the registration for another 30 days.

The printed copy

September 26, 2021

Today, we launch the new format of the Negros NOW Daily.
From a magazine-tabloid format, we go full tabloid with an initial 6-page layout. We are forging ahead with this new format, although some community papers either folded up or reduced their circulation to a trickle. We are bravely venturing into this new phase for Negros Weekly Inc., the mother company of NND, when digital editions of newspapers have become the norm due to the COVID pandemic.

Mass vaccination

May 30, 2021

The Department of Health explains that vaccines mimic the virus or bacteria that causes disease and triggers the body’s creation of antibodies and these antibodies will provide protection once a

Heroes from the south

May 20, 2021

Two Negrosanons from southern part of the province, were recognized early this month for their exemplary accomplishments. Jan Rey Artus was honored for finishing summa cum laude and valedictorian in

Emotional connectivity on Mother’s Day

May 9, 2021

The second Sunday of May has been earmarked as Mother’s Day, an occasion to celebrate mothers, mothering and maternal bonds all over the world. Through the years, the celebration evolved

World Bank to the rescue

April 25, 2021

Early this month, the World Bank announced that it is adopting an action plan that will help countries integrate climate and development in their economic policies. In the next five

Save the trees

April 21, 2021

Different tree species were cut along Araneta Street in Bacolod City to give way for ongoing projects of the Department of Public Works and Highways. A permission to cut the

Angels in our midst

April 21, 2021

In this issue, I am going to be bold and brave, and write about something which is usually best left to the learned men of religion to analyze, discuss, and

Let the show begin

False positive

Leaving things for later

The printed copy

Mass vaccination

Heroes from the south

Emotional connectivity on Mother’s Day

World Bank to the rescue

Save the trees

Angels in our midst

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