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‘ECQ’ Diaries: Negrense filmmaker in NCCA project

January 22, 2021

A rising Negrense short-film director is among the 16 moviemakers whose works are featured in “ECQ: Eksena Cinema Quarantine (COVID-19 Filmmakers’ Diaries)”. “ECQ” is a project under the National Committee

Siblings in Service

January 16, 2021

Their father’s calling for service must have etched an indelible mark in their young minds. As rains pounded the northern and northeastern parts of Negros last week, three Cadiz City

Little Miss Beauty

January 16, 2021

A 6-year-old girl with Negrense roots topped the Little Miss Beauty of New York. Alexis Alunan-Colago garnered 32,064 votes to place No. 1 in the State-wide competition among almost 700

‘Together, we are Stronger’

January 12, 2021

JOSETTE PACHEO-BALANDRA, PhD The writer, a Doctor of Philosophy degree holder, is a Senior Education Program Specialist – Social Mobilization and Networking in the Division of Sagay City of the

Partnership for Education

January 12, 2021

A partnership for the educational growth of high school students in a rural community. This is what two government institutions and a non-governmental organization forged in the village of Caliling,

RESET: A Nature Calendar

January 9, 2021

The human form amidst the priceless blessings of Nature. The thought of the blend of these wonderful creations struck me as a compelling inspiration for an environment-focused advocacy using my

My Tennessee Journey

January 9, 2021

GRACE MONTEROS The writer is a native of Barangay Bata, Bacolod City. She is currently working as sales coordinator in the hotel industry in Nashville, Tennessee. *** If you were

DATELINE UNITED KINGDOM |On ‘Stay at Home’ orders

January 2, 2021

PETERBOROUGH – It’s Dec. 30 here, two days before New Year’s Eve. Back in April 2020, in the middle of the first lockdown in the United Kingdom, whilst I did

From Spain to Negros with love

January 2, 2021

Bienvenido Marañon may be spending the holiday season in Spain, but the Philippines, especially Negros Occidental, remains in the heart of the football star, who sparkled while playing for Ceres-Negros

The New Year’s Eve that change his life

December 31, 2020

For the past 20 years, the yearend holiday, especially on New Year’s Eve, brings back unpleasant memories to sportsman Roger Banzuela. “Sad memories recur,” he said. Through the years, the

‘ECQ’ Diaries: Negrense filmmaker in NCCA project

Siblings in Service

Little Miss Beauty

‘Together, we are Stronger’

Partnership for Education

RESET: A Nature Calendar

My Tennessee Journey

DATELINE UNITED KINGDOM |On ‘Stay at Home’ orders

From Spain to Negros with love

The New Year’s Eve that change his life

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