The Cabagtasan Tribal Council weavers of Sitio Cabagtasan, Barangay Codcod, San Carlos City, elevated their tikog…
Author: Reymund Titong
Reymund Titong is a Filipino journalist steadily building his voice in the field of news reporting, driven by a commitment to tell meaningful and relevant stories.
He serves as a correspondent for Rappler, contributes to Negros Daily Bulletin, and maintains a blog on Medium.
Lawmakers move to probe Fausto massacre, alleged militarization in Negros
Two party-list lawmakers filed separate House resolutions on Monday, August 11, calling for congressional investigations into…
Moises Padilla mayor, two LGU officials found guilty of administrative offenses
The Office of the Ombudsman Visayas has found Moises Padilla town mayor Ella Garcia Yulo and…
Group criticizes Israeli Consul’s visit in Negros Occidental, urges province to cut ties
A local group has criticized the Negros Occidental provincial government for accepting agricultural assistance from Israel,…
Kabankalan mayor pushes riverside tourism, starting with local tourists
Kabankalan City mayor Benjie Miranda pushes for the development of riverside tourism to expand the city’s…
Local support essential to protect Kabankalan’s heirloom crops
Kabankalan’s heirloom crops—Ube-Kinampay, Tinigib corn, and muscovado sugar—risk disappearing unless the local community acts now to…
Groups deliver services, conduct assessment in Himamaylan City
The Association of Negros Producers Inc. (ANP), Hope Builders Organization Negros Island Inc. (HBONI), and the…
Kabankalan City producer develops pickled batwan for livelihood boost
A fruit once left to rot in the mountains is now redefining local enterprise, as Kabankalan…
Kabankalan turns 28, traces journey from Bangkal trees
More than 25,000 residents and visitors packed the city plaza on July 26, as Kabankalan opened…
ECC application for Candoni palm oil project on hold over lacking indigenous consent
The Environmental Management Bureau (EMB) Region 6 has placed on hold the application for an Environmental…