IN SAN CARLOS CITY: FIsherfolk get assistance from BFAR
One-hundred six fisherfolk from barangays Punao, 3, 5, Guadalupe, Palampas, San Juan, and Ermita received assistance from the Department of Agriculture-Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Region VI on April
Cervical cancer shots for Kabankalan workers
Some 50 female employees of the Kabankalan City government received free vaccination for cervical cancer in line with the Women’s Month celebration this March. The program is supported by city
‘Auring’ displaces 870 families in NegOcc
MITCH M. LIPA Areas in northern Negros, which were placed under Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 1 from Feb. 20 to 22 due to Tropical Storm and later Tropical Depression
Hinoba-an eyes limited border control
The town of Hinoba-an in Negros Occidental plans to open its border to Basay town and Bayawan City in Negros Oriental on a limited basis, Mayor Ernesto Estrao said Sunday,
Pedicab fare to increase in San Carlos
The local government of San Carlos City through the Sangguniang Panlungsod conducted a public hearing at the City Auditorium on pedicab fare hike this week. Members of the San Carlos
Murcia showcases farm products
MITCH M. LIPA The town of Murcia, which is positioning itself to be the food basket of Negros Occidental, is showcasing the agricultural produce of its 23 barangays in “Murcia’s
IN CANDONI: No budget for vaccines
MITCH M. LIPA The municipality of Candoni, the smallest town in Negros Occidental, will have to rely on the provincial government for its COVID-19 vaccines supply due to lack of
QVID: Sipalay contact tracing app
The City of Sipalay in Negros Occidental encouraged its residents to register in the QVID digital mobile application suite for easier and faster contact tracing amid the COVID-19 pandemic. QVID
Mayor: I’ll get first vaccine dose
Mayor John Rey Tabujara of Cauayan, Negros Occidental said Sunday, Feb. 6 he will be the first to be inoculated once the COVID-19 vaccines are rolled out in his town.
Dinagsa: Focus on religious rites
There was no “lamhitanay” this year, a unique highlight made fun with revelers freely putting water-based paint on the shirts or faces of just anyone they meet on the street.
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