Visayas

Step into history with these stunning clay artworks depicting the Negros Revolution. Don’t miss this captivating exhibit at the Puericulture Center until November 12.

Farmers in Negros Occidental unite to provide affordable rice for 470 individuals, with proceeds going towards helping those in need.

The Leyte provincial government energizes the new capitol complex with a PHP70-million solar power project, aiming for clean and independent energy.

Antique Provincial Board safeguards community health by retaining dedicated Barangay Health Workers, ensuring continuity and support in essential healthcare services.

Samboan families work to mitigate disasters and receive food packs as more than 6,000 families are rewarded for their efforts in creating a safer and more resilient community.

Iloilo City became the first in the Philippines to earn UNESCO’s Creative City of Gastronomy designation, celebrating its culinary heritage.

Vietnamese artists dive into Antique culture, embracing salt producers, blacksmiths, and potters, discovering new artistic inspiration along the way.

The Department of Trade and Industry ensures fair prices of candles for All Saints’ and All Souls’ Days, urging vendors not to exploit the season of remembrance.

Iloilo city government received more than Php4 million grant to boost its creative industry and promote socio-economic development through local artists.

Korean bank representatives assess the Samar Pacific Coastal Road Project, paving the way for economic growth and tourism in Northern Samar.