The Iloilo Central Market and the Terminal Market are set to reopen on October 30. These are two of the city’s most familiar landmarks, signaling a major step in the effort to revive the downtown area. Read more »
Iloilo City has once again emerged as the fastest-growing economy in Western Visayas, posting a gross domestic product (GDP) of P171.57 billion in 2024, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). Read more »
Iloilo City has launched a new initiative to reduce waterway pollution by installing fishnet waste traps in creeks and drainage outlets. Read more »
Jhul Ian Cañalita, an incoming Grade-10 student at Tabuan National High School in Bohol, delivered a historic performance at the 65th Palarong Pambansa. Read more »
As Raisa Treñas prepares to take office as mayor of Iloilo City on June 30, 2025, her victory signals not just the rise of a new leader but the continuation of a legacy built on inclusive growth, sustainability, and public service. Read more »
In an effort to bridge the gap between Filipino art from the past and the present, a Filipino art critic and historian gave the National Museum of Fine Arts cassette tapes containing conversations with national artists. Read more »
