The spread of misinformation about the novel coronavirus, now known as COVID-19, seems greater than the spread of the infection itself. The World Health Organisation (WHO), government health departments and others are trying to alert… Read more »
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Ita a tawen, selebraran dagiti umili iti Ilocos Sur ti maika-13 a Kannawidan Ylocos Festival ken maika – 202 tawen nga anibersario ti pannaka-pundar ti probinsia nga Ilocos Sur. Pormal a nangrugi dagiti naduma-duma a… Read more »
READ: Campaign to increase tobacco production gains ground in I.Sur (First of two parts) “Balik tabako” program In January this year, the NTA launched the “Balik Tobacco” (return to tobacco) program in the country. This… Read more »
VIGAN CITY — To save the tobacco industry and the share they receive from the collected excise tax from tobacco products, the provincial and municipal governments of Ilocos Sur campaigned with the National Tobacco Administration… Read more »
Who is the most generous person in the world today? Ask folks in the West, and the most popular answer would probably be Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft. For good reason, too. According to… Read more »
In November 2017, a gunman entered a church in Sutherland Springs in Texas, where he killed 26 people and wounded 20 others. He escaped in his car, with police and residents in hot pursuit, before… Read more »
Thinking about what costume to wear this Halloween? Why not dress up like your favorite saint? While others welcome Halloween by dressing up to be scary, children at the Epiphany of Our Lord Parish in… Read more »
The observance of Undas is something very close to every Filipino’s heart. More than just being a religious tradition that has lived on for centuries, it is also a clear testament to the Filipinos’ strong… Read more »
In 1859, around 450 passengers on the Royal Charter, returning from the Australian goldmines to Liverpool, drowned when the steam clipper was shipwrecked off the north coast of Wales. What makes this tragic loss of… Read more »