A tertiary education institution that is owned by the local government of Ilagan City, the first LGU-funded college in the Cagayan Valley region, will start its operation by August this year. Mayor Josemarie Diaz has said that the City of Ilagan College (CIC) seeks to provide more opportunities for the …
Read More »Businessmen, professionals call justice for DepEd official who was shot dead by riding in tandem
A group composed of businessmen and professionals have called for justice and condemned the killing of a DepEd district supervisor who was shot dead by unidentified assailants in Alicia town, Zamboanga Zibugay, Thursday. Brotherhood of Christian Businessmen and Professionals (BCBP) has called the killing of Rey Dalaota Camaingking as senseless …
Read More »Barbie Imperial shows all-out support for Richard Gutierez’ basketball game
Philippine TV actor Richard Gutierrez has received an all-out support through loud cheers and love from his girlfriend Barbie Imperial, at the Bida sa Arena celebrity basketball showdown in MOA Arena, Sunday. The actor has played alongside The Third Floor led by Gerald Anderson over Sparkle Team led by David …
Read More »Willie Revillame returns to Kapuso Network? #Wowowin
Will television host Willie Revillame return to the Kapuso Network soon? Well, speculations have started after Revillame was seen in a meeting with GMA Network executives following his announcement that his TV program Wowowin will return. GMA Network Senior Vice President Annette Gozon-Valdes, Sparkle GMA Artist Center First Vice President …
Read More »Friendster, once the world’s biggest social network site, is back
Social networking service Friendster has officially return to bring real connections online, the platform served as precursor to social giants like Facebook and was once in the list of the world’s biggest social networking site. Friendster has announced on its website that users can add friends by simply tapping their …
Read More »DepEd shifts to 3-term calendar beginning June 8
The Department of Education (DepEd) is shifting from the four-quarter system to 3-term school calendar for basic education, that is according to DepEd Order No. 9 series of 2026. The move seeks to address problems such as recurring class disruptions that compress instructional time and contribute to learning gaps, increase …
Read More »Isabela students learn skills on how to be their own boss
Students of Isabela State University (ISU) – Cauayan Campus have undergone training to equip themselves with entrepreneural knowledge, skills, and mindset necessary to develop viable business concepts. The activity seeks to stir entrepreneural interests and encourage the youth to start their business ventures. Similarly, this helps them connect with the …
Read More »Ajinomoto Philippines constructs new factory in TARI Estate
Ajinomoto Philippines Corporation (APC) is going to spend approximately P9.1-billion pesos for the construction of a factory in TARI Estate, a development under the Aboitiz InfraCapital Economic Estates, in Central Luzon. The factory in Tarlac is the company’s third in the country that aligns with the Ajinomoto Group’s 2030 global …
Read More »DSWD pushes for climate change preparedness, food security under Prokect LAWA at BINHI
The Philippines’ social welfare department is pushing for stronger climate change preparedness and food security as it implements the 2026 Project LAWA at BINHI. DSWD Region 2 has said that the implementation of the program in Ambaguio, Nueva Vizcaya, has started April 20-21, 2026. Within two days, partner beneficiaries have …
Read More »Truth behind the disappearance! Far Eastern University screens Lost Sabongeros for free
Far Eastern University is going to screen the GMA documentary Lost Sabungeros: The Complete Story for free, this is after the school had partnered with the media company for the special screening of the film. The screening is under FEU Drug Abuse Prevention Core Group and will take place at …
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