May 10, 2025

Kanlaon Volcano more worrying for Comelec

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN The Commission on Elections assured that the elections will push through in Kanlaon-affected areas on May 12, unless the volcano erupts on that very day, on Friday disclosed Atty. Jossil Macute, Comelec assistant regional director for

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Quick Reaction Forces deployed in Negros Oriental

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN The police and military have deployed their respective Quick Reaction Forces (QRF) in strategic areas of Negros Oriental, especially in the third district of the province, to be able to immediately address any security issues that

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21 Negros candidates get INC nod

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN The Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) has endorsed, as of May 9, an initial set of 21 candidates, coming from a mix of political parties, running for various elected posts in Negros Occidental, including highly urbanized Bacolod

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SRA disaster preparedness plan updated

The Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) recently kicked off a series of workshops to update their Disaster Risk Reduction Management Plan and align it with the national disaster program. The 2-day workshop was facilitated by the Office of the Civil Defense,

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Power sector ensures readiness for elections

Negros Power yesterday said that it is fully prepared to ensure a reliable power supply throughout the upcoming National and Local Elections on May 12, with a comprehensive contingency plan dubbed “Oplan Halalan 2025.” According to a press release, the

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Photo of the Day

STORYTIME. The Sagay City Public Library staff holding a story telling activity for children at an elementary school over the summer break.* Sagay City Public Library photo

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Daily renewals

Given the way we are in this world, marked as it is with frequent inconsistencies and infidelities, we need to see to it that this business of making daily renewals of our commitments to God and to everybody else should

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Election preparations

As the May 12 elections approach, let us take this weekend to remind ourselves that the power to shape our nation’s future lies in the hands of every voter. This pivotal moment demands not just participation but discernment. Voting wisely

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Local shares, peso finish strong

The local stock market and currency closed stronger on the last trading day of the week. The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSEi) gained 1.08 percent to 6,458.20 while All Shares also rose 0.60 percent to 3,762.85. Except for Mining and Oil,

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