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PetroGreen’s solar power plant breaks ground in Bohol
By Helen Castaño | 12:10 PM September 17, 2022 PetroGreen Energy Corporation (PGEC), the renewable holding unit of publicly-listed PetroEnergy Resources Corporation, is accelerating its […]
TMC graduate top 10 in 2022 Criminology Board Exam
By Helen Castaño | 09:48 PM July 25, 2022 A graduate of Trinidad Municipal College (TMC) in Trinidad town made it to the top 10 […]
DTI conducts Diskwento Caravans in Talibon & Inabanga
The Department of trade and industry Bohol (DTI)-Bohol Provincial Office recently conducted Diskwento Caravans in Talibon and. Inabanga, areas in the province strongly hit by typhoon Odette.
Villamor probes DENR orders as Bohol furniture makers struggle with costly compliance
A provincial lawmaker has stepped in to investigate the plight of small furniture makers in Bohol after more than 200 shops were threatened with closure due to compliance issues with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR).
BPPO intensifies ‘Oplan Bulabog,’ thousands apprehended in one week
The Bohol Police Provincial Office (BPPO) has intensified its enforcement campaign under “Oplan Bulabog,” resulting in the apprehension and rescue of thousands of individuals for various ordinance violations across the province.
P43-M Dagohoy processed water expansion project breaks ground
From their local development funds, Dagohoy funded a P43 million expansion and upgrading of its level 3 waterworks system which would now potentially deliver to 15 of its barangays potable water comparable to a commercial bottled-water quality.
4,000 commuters benefit daily from Tagbilaran’s Libreng Sakay program
An estimated 4,000 commuters have been availing themselves daily of the city government’s Libreng Sakay program since its rollout on April 13, 2026, providing much-needed relief amid rising transportation costs.
Abandoned house in Tagbilaran gutted by fire; cigarette butt seen as possible cause
A fire razed an abandoned house in Barangay Taloto before dawn on Sunday, April 19, with authorities looking into a discarded cigarette as the likely cause.
Young Tagbilaran swimmer wins 7 golds at CVIRAA 2026, qualifies for Palarong Pambansa
Luis Cinches Jurado captured seven gold medals, powering his way to a berth in the Palarong Pambansa.
Young Tagbilaran swimmer wins 7 golds at CVIRAA 2026, qualifies for Palarong Pambansa
A 15-year-old swimmer from Tagbilaran City has emerged as one of the region’s brightest young athletes after a dominant showing at this year’s Central Visayas Regional Athletic Association (CVIRAA) Meet.
Dagohoy breaks ground on P43.8-M water system upgrade
Local officials on Friday, April 17, 2026, led the groundbreaking of the P43.8-million Expansion and Upgrading of the Dagohoy Waterworks System – Level III project in Barangay Mahayag, marking a major step toward improving water access across the town.
LGUs gi-awhag sa DILG nga paspasan ang Main, OFW desks aron masumpo ang illegal recruitment
Gi-awhag sa Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) ang mga local government units (LGUs) nga paspasan ang pagtukod sa Migrant Advisory and Information Network (Main) ug Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) desks aron mas maprotektahan ang mga nangita og trabaho gikan sa mga illegal recruiter.
52,000 ka carp fingerlings gibuhian sa Bayongan ug Benliw Dam
Ang Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR), sa pakigtambayayong sa National Irrigation Administration (NIA), nagpagawas og kapin sa 50,000 ka komon nga carp fingerlings sa Bohol niadtong Abril 14, 2026.
Tagbilaran imposes curfew on Saulog rehearsals amid noise complaints
City officials have imposed time limits on Saulog Street Dancing rehearsals after residents of Barangay San Isidro complained of late-night noise that reportedly stretched past midnight.
Bohol’s ‘antingaw’ named PH bet for global mollusc tilt
A rare species found only in Bohol is representing the Philippines in the International Mollusc of the Year 2026.
The entry, Lithoredo abatanica, locally known as “antingaw,” lives in the Abatan River and is the first known shipworm that bores through and feeds on rock instead of wood.