The Salinas Salt Springs in Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya, once gleamed like a hidden gem in the forests of northern Luzon. Yet, by 1990, the springs mysteriously ceased production, leaving the region to watch helplessly as the wonder faded. What led to this decline, and what remains today? Read more »
In a strong plea to maintain and safeguard the Sierra Madre Mountain Range, the Climate Change Commission (CCC) emphasized the mountain range's importance to local people's survival and ecological preservation, as well as its ability to shield millions of Filipinos from climate change-related disasters. Read more »
Over 10,000 candidates took this year's bar exam, according to Associate Justice Mario Lopez, Chair of the 2024 Bar. According to Lopez, there are 5,234 new candidates, 4,060 repeat examinees, and 1,189 refreshers among the examinees this year. Read more »
The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), in collaboration with Coca-Cola, has taken a significant step towards empowering small business owners in Mindanao by launching the Centers for Entrepreneurship (CFE) in Tagum City, Davao del Norte. Read more »
The Western Visayas region is making waves in the global market for cruise tourism, bolstering its appeal and offerings for international travelers. Spearheaded by the Department of Tourism (DOT)-Western Visayas Regional Director Crisanta "Krisma" Marlene P. Rodriguez, the region is charting a course towards enhanced visibility and engagement in this dynamic industry. Read more »
Every AllHome and Vista Mall in Luzon is now powered by green energy. The renewable energy division of Prime Assets Ventures Inc., PAVI Green Renewable Energy Inc., is currently powering all Vista Malls and AllHome branches on the island of Luzon using solar energy. Read more »
