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Rest easy, Sir Amaca

October 7, 2021

From hearing you repeatedly say the “NOHS Golden Rule” during my first day of school (that all of us have memorized up to this day), to seeing you get teary-eyed over my graduation speeches several years later— I realized that you were always there for my big moments during the best six years of high school that anyone can ever ask for.

White, red, black and pale

August 29, 2021

“When the first four of the seven seals have been broken, four riders shall be summoned; Conquest, War, Famine, and Death. With them, these riders shall bring the apocalypse.“ Isn’t

Students join Limpio Verde Festival

June 23, 2021

MITCH M. LIPA Elementary and high school students with talents for drawing and painting participated in the 15th Limpio Verde Festival poster-making contest at the newly-established tourism site in Mandayao

Bringing ‘potsitivity’ your way

June 9, 2021

ARNEL CHRISTOPHER E. CALATRAVA If there was a way to promote a social cause in the midst of the pandemic, what would it be? This was the question I and

Thoughts and Prayers for Mother

May 9, 2021

Compiled by AC Tupas What’s in the hearts and minds of young Negrenses as they give honor to, express their love, and show their thankfulness for their moms in celebration

Millennials’ New Year’s Wishes

February 12, 2021

Compiled by MICHAELLA OCAMPO What’s in the mind of young Negrenses who belong to the ethnic Chinese community as they welcome the Lunar New Year? NEGROS WEEKLY compiled the thoughts

GEN Z VIEWS | The New Year I’m praying for

January 10, 2021

Compiled by AC Tupas As what many people may claim, 2020 is a year of tough challenges. When people suddenly had their lives put on a pause due to a

500 join Silliman virtual journalism training

December 18, 2020

More than 500 student journalists and publication advisers in the country converged virtually in the Campus Journalism Masterclass conducted by the Kapunungan sa mga Mass Communicators on October 31 and

Volunteerism Transforms Our Lives

December 4, 2020

A native of Bacolod City, Junbert Pabon studied at Negros Occidental High School and St. John’s Institute. He is a third year Medical Technology student at the University of Santo

What I Am Thankful for

November 23, 2020

For Christian churches in the country, November is being celebrated as Thanksgiving Month. Churches observe the occasion by scheduling a Sunday during the month to express gratefulness to God for

Rest easy, Sir Amaca

White, red, black and pale

Students join Limpio Verde Festival

Bringing ‘potsitivity’ your way

Thoughts and Prayers for Mother

Millennials’ New Year’s Wishes

GEN Z VIEWS | The New Year I’m praying for

500 join Silliman virtual journalism training

Volunteerism Transforms Our Lives

What I Am Thankful for

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