As part of the annual foundation celebration and town fiesta of Mataasnakahoy, Batangas, it has been a tradition to conduct different activities which showcase the resources of the town. This year, Coconut Festival-Street Dancing Competition was one of the highlights of the 78th Foundation Anniversary of the municipality with the …

74 bicyclists from various places united for the “Bike for a Cause: Padyak para sa mga Batang Mkeans” as part of the 78th founding anniversary of Mataasnakahoy, Batangas, Jan. 2. Participants were composed of 22 members of Team GANIT headed by Mr. Andres Alisuag and 52 other cyclists from Calamba, …

MMFF movies are extended until Jan. 7, 2010! Watch out which MMFF entry will run for another week or so in SM City Lipa’s movie line-up. By the way, AVATAR will be back in the movie line-up on Jan. 8, catch it again! Shake Rattle and Roll XI – Cinema …

With the theme “Ikaw, Ako, Tayong Lahat, Sama-Sama sa Layuning Pangkaunlaran”, Mataasnakahoy celebrates its 78th Founding Anniversary. Here are the previous activities for the celebration: November 18, 2009 - Kasalang Bayan December 15, 2009 - Parol Contest December 28, 2009 - Kaluskos and Banderitas Contest December 29, 2009 - Senior. …

This year is indeed a fruitful year for WOWBatangas. As the team continue to achieve its goals, Batangas would still be one of the best provinces in the country. Promoting Batangas and its people to the world is one sweet responsibility that we would carry on our shoulders because being …

Because of your warm support for WOWBatangas, we’ve come up with something exciting to welcome the New Year! Sama-sama nating salubungin ang isang masaya at masaganang Bagong Taon sa WOW 2010 Photo Contest. WOW 2010 Photo Contest Mechanics: 1. This contest is open to all WOWBatangas Facebook fans. 2. Take …

Resolutions have been part of the New Year celebration for years now. In fact, the beginning of New Year’s resolutions dated all the way back to 153 B.C. and Janus, a mythical king of early Rome became the ancient symbol for New Year’s resolutions. Janus has two faces, one in …

How do Filipinos celebrate New Year? Ah, maingay. Mausok. Masaya. Literally, every place would look like there’s an aftermath of war in the morning of January 1 each year. It’s because of the firecrackers lit up on New Year’s eve as part of Filipino tradition. Firecrackers and the noise from …