Bohol Philippines street food. There’s lots to see in Bohol from the Chocolate Hills to the teeny tiny tarsiers, and today we went on a huge Filipino food tour tasting Filipino adobo, halang ...

Bohol map. INQUIRER FILES The “waiting game” in several areas of Bohol province has started at least three days before the May 12 elections. A number of voters were watching for signs of “uwan-uwan” ...

Photo by: City of Tucson Valencia Improvement Project on schedule to be finished by the middle of 2026 By: Blake Phillips Posted 7:50 AM, May 02, 2025 and last updated 11:59 AM, May 02, 2025 ...

TAGBILARAN CITY, Bohol — The Commission on Elections (Comelec) on Tuesday, April 29, issued a show cause order (SCO) to Bohol gubernatorial candidate Dan Neri Lim for alleged remarks against Rep.

VALENCIA in Bukidnon got its name from Valencia, Spain, albeit indirectly. Originally, it was a sitio named "Panglibatuhan" in Malaybalay, where a one-room barrio school was established in 1911. Its ...

Bohol is set to rehabilitate a road that aims to spur the development of communities covered by the reconnected link to agricultural areas and markets. The P608-M farm-to-market project will pave the ...

Philippine Information Agency (PIA)TAGBILARAN CITY, Bohol (PIA) — To protect Bohol’s tourism industry and to enforce the law against feeding the migratory marine mammals, the Provincial Government of ...

Citing a Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) substation in Bohol, the Philippine National Police - Maritime Group (PNP-MG) said the “unidentified floating object” was reported in Valencia and Garcia ...

The power sector in Central Visayas is given a boost as the National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP) has fully activated the P19.76-billion Cebu-Bohol Interconnection transmission facility.

Aboitiz InfraCapital Inc. (AIC) is set to add the P4.53-billion Bohol-Panglao International Airport to its growing airport portfolio after no other challenger submitted bid to develop the regional ...

Map shows existing barriers, not removed dams Severe flooding killed more than 200 people in Valencia, Spain in late October. At least 80 additional people are missing and thousands lost their homes.

A widely shared map shows existing river barriers in Valencia, not dams removed prior to deadly floods, contrary to social media posts about the cause of the natural disaster.