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PHL’s first full-distance Ironman set in Subic Freeport
By HENRY EMPEÑO SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — In what could only be an affirmation of the claim that Subic Bay Freeport now stands as the triathlon capital of the Philippines, it was announced…
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Subic volunteers plant 5,000 trees on Arbor Day
By NING DIMAANO SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — About a thousand volunteers from the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA), business locators and stakeholder groups in this free port planted some 5,000 trees during the Arbor…
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Palauig Ayta tribesmen eye mall sales of native craft
By HENRY EMPEÑO PALAUIG, Zambales — About 30 families belonging to the indigenous Ayta tribe in this province are now setting their sights on selling handcrafted native products in high-end retail stores after completing…
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SBMA posts P615.28-M earnings in 4 months
By HENRY EMPEÑO SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) recorded a total of P615.28 million in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) in just the first four months…
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Retail giant Uniqlo opens shop in Subic Freeport
SUBIC BAY FREEPORT —Global Japanese specialty retailer Uniqlo opened its newest store here on Friday, bringing its various lines of quality clothing to customers from Olongapo City and the nearby provinces of Zambales and…
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Entrepreneurs learn best practices from success stories in DTI forum
By CARRIE T. ASPA SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — About 200 entrepreneurs from Zambales and Olongapo City learned best practices from some of the most successful business executives in the country through the “Mentor Me…
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Rexa Center draws out ‘inner heroes’ among kids in freedom camp
Rise and Excel in Arts (REXA) Center challenged children at Kamp Kalayaan to show how they use their own “superpowers” to help protect the environment.
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Zambales ‘freedom camp’ reclaims West Philippine Sea
By HENRY EMPEÑO SAN FELIPE, Zambales — Artists, human rights advocates and local residents here re-asserted Philippine sovereignty over the West Philippine Sea by planting the national flag on the waters here on Monday…
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Subic and Clark: On to the Next Level
The former military bases of Subic and Clark now serve as the twin turbo-engines of economic growth for Central Luzon.
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