Tarlac impresses with ‘kalderetang kambing’ and ‘duman’
When I was growing up, Tarlac was a place my family would simply drive by on the way to Baguio. We never really considered it a pit stop—until recently, when
March 25, 2022
When I was growing up, Tarlac was a place my family would simply drive by on the way to Baguio. We never really considered it a pit stop—until recently, when
In Capas, Tarlac, a dog shelter home to over 100 rescued dogs is in danger of closing as COVID-19 has limited its donations. Animal Kingdom Foundation (AKF), a non-profit animal
The province of Tarlac is more commonly known as an agricultural cornerstone for the Philippines, but its citizens are becoming more adept to the world of manufacturing designs for furniture,
When 76,000 Filipino and American prisoners were forced to march from Mariveles, Bataan to Capas, Tarlac during World War II in April 1942, they showed strength and integrity. For three
Happy Ongpauco-Tiu describes her father’s wonderland as “his imagination made into life,” and “a playground where he allows his creativity to go over the top.” This is as true as
Last weekend we had to stop by and take care of some business in Bataan, which seemed a perfect opportunity to also visit Subic Bay. My wife and I had been planning to do that for some time.
An Aeta group from Tarlac province expressed their rediscovered sense of pride in identity after participating in the recently concluded Piyestang Luzon in Angeles City, Pampanga. The Ayta Mag-antsi
At lunch last year in Paniqui, Tarlac, the host showed me a cookbook printed by the Metropolitan Press in 1939 that was translated from the original Tagalog by a Valentina Basilio. It was a surprise to see that Filipinos still cook the dishes of the prewar period.
Without a college degree, businessman Eduardo “Danding” M. Cojuangco Jr. sees himself as technically the least qualified person for any position in any of his companies. “Had I
IN THE SUMMER of 2014, five high school students from Tarlac City—Angela Romero, Justine Dantes, Charles Calma, Aira Inalvez and Harleen Bernar- do—were chosen to join the Southeast Asia Youth
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