DTI fetes Antique’s young food innovators
SAN JOSE DE BUENAVISTA, Antique – Students of the San Pedro National High School were overwhelmed as they won in two categories of the...
Fried chicken vendor falls in drug bust
ROXAS City – A 38- year old vendor was arrested in a drug bust in Barangay Poblacion Tabuc, Maayon on Oct. 30, police said.
The...
Operation yields P360T shabu, 6 drug suspects
BACOLOD City – Police operatives arrested six drug personalities in a buy-bust operation around 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 31, at No. 11 Coloso...
Halloween met without beach parties in Boracay
BORACAY ISLAND – Halloween was seen being celebrated in a more simple manner on Oct. 31 as the national government imposed its total ban...
Red Cross collects 22 drums of blood in Capiz
ROXAS City – A total of 10,348 blood units of 450 cubic centimeters each of whole blood have been collected from January to Oct....
Zumba, cleanup activity hopes to raise awareness vs plastic use in Boracay
BORACAY ISLAND –More than 200 participants joined the Zumba and cleanup activity on Boracay’s Bulabog Beach on Wednesday, Oct. 31, to raise awareness against...
Liga prexy urges drug tests for village chiefs
BACOLOD City – Liga ng mga Barangay president Lady Gles Pallen of Barangay Taculing has appealed to her fellow barangay captains in this city...
Two bomb threat hoaxes cause alarm in a single day in Roxas City
ROXAS City – Two separate bomb threats caused alarm on Tuesday at the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) Building along McKinley Street in Brgy....
Legarda faces env’t challenges with Antique congressional run
PANDAN, Antique – The Save Antique Movement has urged lone district of Antique congressional candidate Loren Legarda to address the province’s environmental concerns.
Bong Sanchez,...
Pact inked to boost sugarcane farmers’ productivity in Negros
BACOLOD City – Beverage giant Coca-Cola Philippines has forged partnerships with three institutions to boost the productivity of small sugarcane farmers in Negros Occidental.
To...



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