The Visayas Journal

A young Filipino artist opened a free exhibit presenting a bee-inspired sound installation.

Some interior design students have collaborated to turn a classroom for students with special needs into a multi-sensory learning environment space.

A town in Negros Oriental opens Pasalubong Center to promote local products and connect suppliers with potential markets.

Over 200 Negros Occidental farmers receive certificates of land ownership award for agricultural lands under the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program Extension.

The local government of a town in Iloilo opened a new access road to have easier reach for the remote villages in the province.

The local government of Cebu vowed to offer new housing units to capitol employees and teachers before the year ends.

A daughter of a solo parent in Antique was chosen to be the ‘Pantawid Model Child,’ stating that she wanted to inspire people, especially in the poor sector.

The Bacolod City government launched the ‘My Basurero’ mobile app to let residents book garbage pick-ups.

The Department of Agriculture will soon open Kadiwa stalls in Eastern Visayas this month to offer affordable goods to residents.

The Congress promised swift passage of 11 additional legislations, supporting the President’s Agenda for Prosperity and socio-economic roadmap.