Tigsik ko kitang mga tawo sa ibabaw nin kinaban, Na dai na natatakot sa paggibo nin mga kararatan. Maabot an panahon, maniningil kan Kagurangnan. Magbarago na, ngani bako sa kalayo mapaduman. Tigsik ko kitang pirmi sanang nagsasarig sa Diyos, Tuninog an isip, mga problema magian nanggayod. Ta an mahal na Diyos iyo an may kontrol kan gabos, Kaya may problema o dai magsarig sa Iya nin bulaos. Tigsik ko ining iba sa mga paraoma ta sa ngunyan, Na makaheherak man sa indang mga kam

By MANUEL T. UGALDE DUBBED as “the bridge too far” because of its nearly 20 years of delays and controversies, the unfinished Binitayan-Kilikao Bridge in Daraga, Albay has once again drawn public attention after Public Works and Highways Secretary Vincent Dizon vowed to complete the project within three months. The Binitayan-Kilikao Bridge serves as the only access route to five villages situated within the seven-kilometer Permanent Danger Zone of Mayon Volcano. The area once

By Jason B. Neola VIRAC, Catanduanes --- Catanduanes Governor Patrick Alain Azanza has been charged with cyber libel before the Regional Trial Court Branch 93 in Quezon City over statements he made in a Facebook post regarding fuel supply arrangements and electricity rates in the province. The case, filed on May 6, 2026, accuses Azanza of violating Section 4 of Republic Act No. 10175, or the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012, in relation to Articles 353 and 355 of the Revised

By Rhaydz Barcia LEGAZPI CITY --- The Legazpi City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO) on Saturday urged residents to remain vigilant against possible aftershocks and inspect their homes and buildings for damage after a magnitude 5.4 earthquake struck Albay on Friday night. The CDRRMO, which recorded Intensity V shaking in Legazpi City based on the Philippine Earthquake Intensity Scale (PEIS), advised the public to remain calm but alert and avoid areas wher

THE looming threat of a Super El Niño should serve as more than just a warning for travellers planning their summer holidays. It is another reminder that the world is entering an era where extreme weather events are no longer exceptional occurrences but recurring realities that demand preparation, adaptation, and decisive action. Scientists are warning that there is a strong likelihood of a powerful El Niño event developing this year, potentially making 2026 the hottest year

This has gone so far. It branched off to a different direction which branched off to different directions which by themselves, branched off to more different directions. This isn’t a movie anymore. It’s a soap opera in multiple seasons. The senate soap is actually more exciting. Most teleseryes can end up being predictable, but the Senate has not failed to shock us with something unexpected every few days. Did you expect a minority walkout? Did you expect a majority bo

Lately, I have found myself browsing, reading, and sharing stories about sustainable initiatives and innovative discoveries that seek to solve some of the world's most pressing problems. In a world increasingly challenged by natural disasters, environmental degradation, corruption, misgovernance, and social conflict, it is encouraging to see ordinary people, scientists, inventors, and communities searching for solutions rooted in nature and human ingenuity. For decades, I hav

Namamarong pang “pitong biernes” ang sakuyang mga muro habang sinusurat ko ining kolumn para ngonian na semana. Hale ako sa sarong boodle fight nin grupo na natapos pa sana kan saindang trabaho sa “lawa at binhi” project kan DSWD. Ang “pitong biernes” iyo ang bansag sa mas bistado tang dinailan. Si linuwag duman sa boodle fight nakalaag sa mangko ta sawsawan daa nin Indian mango. Sa boodle fight, ang gawe na sinusunod, “tungod mo, kakan mo”. Kan kami nagpoon na, nahiling ko s

Every June 12, Filipinos celebrate independence. Flags are raised. Heroes are remembered. Speeches are delivered. Social media fills with reminders of sacrifice, patriotism, and national pride. And rightly so. Independence was neither gifted nor inevitable. It was fought for, suffered for, and paid for by generations who believed that Filipinos deserved the right to govern themselves. It remains one of the defining achievements in our history—a declaration that this nation wo

Atty ano po ang pagkakaiba kan Annulment sa Legal Separation? ----- Sa annulment, pinapawarang-bisa kan korte an kasal. Ibig sabihon, pigkokonsiderar kan batas na an kasal mayo na ning bisa o legal effect. Kun maging final na an desisyon, puwede nang mag-agom giraray an parehong partido. Sa legal separation naman, dae napapawarang bisa an kasal. An mag-agom legal pa man giraray na kasal, alagad hinahagad sana na mag suhayan sa pag-istar asin aregluhon ang mga pagsasadiri kung

Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time First Reading: Exodus 19:2-6a Responsorial Psalm Psalm 100:1-2, 3, 5 R. (3c) We are his people: the sheep of his flock. Second Reading: Romans 5:6-11 Gospel Reading: Matthew 9:36—10:8 At the sight of the crowds, Jesus’ heart was moved with pity for them because they were troubled and abandoned, like sheep without a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, “The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few; so ask the master of the harvest to se

By Natalie Hazel Quimlat At the Good Shepherd Chapel of the Holy Rosary Major Seminary in Naga City, priest formators, teachers, students, and seminarians of both the Holy Rosary Major and Preparatory Seminaries gathered for the Mass of the Holy Spirit yesterday, June 10. Caceres Archbishop Rex Andrew Alarcon officiated the mass that opened the new academic year. In his homily, Alarcon underlined the importance of being a participative Church and called on the seminarians to