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Returning to Her Roots

February 6, 2023

One thing that Karla misses the most is home-cooked meals. In a few months, it will be seven years since she began to live in Taiwan to study, and later on, find a career as an executive in a technology company.

Natural wonders of Bago City

November 9, 2022

Known as the “Home of Natural and Historical Treasures”, Bago City is blessed with attractions that are yet to be seen and experienced by the Negrenses, even the Bagonhons themselves.

Pintaflores Festival @ 30

November 7, 2022

The face to face celebration of the 30th Pintaflores Festival of San Carlos City in Negros Occidental dazzled spectators after two years of rest due to the pandemic.

‘Workers must not be left behind’

August 3, 2022

The new administration under President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., or PBBM, must make sure that workers are not left behind in the government’s roadmap toward economic growth.

Vying for the crown

August 1, 2022

Negrosanon beauties Jarizz Borcelas of Sagay City and Jayra Aliyah Olvinada of Cadiz City, both of Negros Occidental, are among the Top 20 finalists in the Miss Philippines Earth 2022 pageant, with the grand coronation night set August 6 in Coron, Palawan.

Keana Biglete Ravello @ 18

July 25, 2022

Trust the instincts of a young lady, who knows her priorities, to decide how she wants to celebrate her milestone of a birthday – her 18th, considered as a “coming out” of sorts for girls into young adulthood.
Trust the instincts of a young lady, who knows her priorities, to decide how she wants to celebrate her milestone of a birthday – her 18th, considered as a “coming out” of sorts for girls into young adulthood.

SM reinvents ‘Building on Stilts’

June 30, 2022

“A critical part of building climate resilient structures is to understand weather patterns and how it affects the environment where your city or building will be,” Architect Fides Garcia-Hsu, vice president of SM Engineering Design and Development (SM EDD), explained. “During the design phase of SM City Marikina, we considered the long-term flood cycles of the Marikina Watershed, which was identified to be a high-risk area by the World Bank in 1977.”

Mapúa Malayan Digital College committed to support Bacolodnons

May 17, 2022

A new college in technology and business made more affordable has come to the highly urbanized Bacolod City.

MAPÚA MALAYAN DIGITAL COLLEGE: Game Changer in Bacolod’s Academia

May 15, 2022

A trailblazing digital-first college, with a renowned academic heritage, is offering an affordable yet quality education with flexible schedules that adjust to the convenience of the students, unlike in a typical class.

Passing the Bar exams amid the COVID crisis

April 25, 2022

Hard work and sleepless nights – amid the coronavirus disease pandemic – finally paid off for these two law graduates of the University of St. La Salle in Bacolod City, who were best buddies in school and group mates during the review for the Bar examinations.

Returning to Her Roots

Natural wonders of Bago City

Pintaflores Festival @ 30

‘Workers must not be left behind’

Vying for the crown

Keana Biglete Ravello @ 18

SM reinvents ‘Building on Stilts’

Mapúa Malayan Digital College committed to support Bacolodnons

MAPÚA MALAYAN DIGITAL COLLEGE: Game Changer in Bacolod’s Academia

Passing the Bar exams amid the COVID crisis

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