By PR | 03:09 AM October 09, 2022 TASKUS, a global provider of outsourced digital services with a site in Tagbilaran City, gave three frequently […]
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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.
Bohol–Panglao International Airport welcomes Philippine Airlines’ first A330 with its Bohol-Manila flight
Bohol-Panglao International Airport (BPIA) has welcomed Philippine Airlines (PAL) first Airbus A330 landing today, 27 October 2026, at 6:25 a.m. Operating flights PR1771/PR1772 flying to and from Manila, the wide-body aircraft brought 150 arriving passengers and was welcomed with a water cannon salute, a traditional aviation honor for milestone flights.
Varquez formally installed as 8th bishop of Tagbilaran
Bishop Crispin “Bai” Varquez was formally installed as the eighth bishop of the Diocese of Tagbilaran during a ceremony at the St. Joseph the Worker Cathedral-Shrine here on Tuesday morning, Oct. 27
Bohol Light brings electricity services, safety information to Tagbilaran barangays
Bohol Light has brought information on electricity services, payment options, and safety measures closer to residents through its Barangayan Program in several districts of Tagbilaran City.
Newborn baby found abandoned in Panglao
A newborn baby boy wrapped in a blanket was rescued by disaster response personnel after he was found abandoned in a grassy area near a college in Panglao, Bohol, at around 8 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 26.
Tagbilaran Diocese unveils coat of arms of new bishop
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Tagbilaran has unveiled the episcopal coat of arms of Bishop Crispin B. Varquez, the eighth bishop of the diocese, highlighting the symbols that represent his faith, identity and pastoral mission.
Catigbian father held for allegedly choking two children
A 47-year-old man was arrested after allegedly choking his two minor children during a heated domestic dispute in Barangay Poblacion Weste, Catigbian, on Saturday night, October 24, police said.
BIR gisuspinde ang mandatory nga pagpakita sa mga registration seal badge
Gisuspinde sa Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) adlaw’ng Lunes ang mandatory nga pagpakita sa registration seal badge diha sa mgawebsite, mga business page sa social media, ug uban pang digital nga plataporma, hangtod sa sunod nga pahibalo.
Bishop Varquez seeks simple installation as 8th Tagbilaran bishop
Bishop Crispin “Bai” B. Varquez has opted for a simple ceremony for his canonical possession and installation as the eighth bishop of the Diocese of Tagbilaran at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 27, at the St. Joseph the Worker Cathedral Shrine.
Bohol’s Nicole Fortuna joins ‘Pinoy Big Brother Collab 3.0’
Filipina-British beauty and content creator Nicole Fortuna has joined Pinoy Big Brother Collab 3.0 as one of the Kapuso housemates, earning the title “Ang Pretty Dependable Ate ng Bohol.”
BPPO turns over 144th free house to family in San Miguel
A family of five in San Miguel, Bohol, received a new home on Saturday, Oct. 24, under the Bohol Police Provincial Office’s (BPPO) Libreng Alagad ug Balay (LAB) Project.
Mayor Balite lone local chief executive in first 3 batches of DAP AI course
Valencia, Bohol Mayor Dionisio Neil A. Balite was the only local chief executive to participate in the first three batches of a government training program on artificial intelligence (AI), according to the Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP).
Talibon diocese scraps sacramental fees to make Church more accessible to poor
Poor Catholics in the Diocese of Talibon will no longer have to worry about fixed fees when receiving the sacraments, following a decision that Bishop Patrick Daniel Parcon said should reflect the Church’s commitment to the poor.