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07/05/2026

07/05/2026

PNN—WHERE ARE THEY NOW?: LHEE ANNE GOES THE EXTRA MILE 🛣️

Prime News Now (PNN) alumna Lhee Anne Makig-angay is currently the Co-Chair of the DOST Scholars' Association in Cebu - DOST SA CEBU (Finance Committee) and DOST Scholars' Association in Region 7 - DOST SA SIETE (External Committee) aside from being an officer of the Philippine Institute for Civil Engineers (PICE) for at Cebu Technological University-Danao Campus.

Lhee Anne was a member of Prime Dos that competed in TV Broadcasting at the DSPC 2025 held in Liloan and Consolacion. Serving as the Technical Director, they placed third in Developmental Communications and fourth overall in the said division campus journalism tilt.

She is now taking up Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

📸: Lhee Anne Makig-angay/DOST sa Cebu/DOST sa Siete/PICE-CTU-Danao Chapter

04/05/2026

PNN—WHERE ARE THEY NOW?: CHARLEEN'S WEB🪄

Prime News Now (PNN) alumna Charleen Joy Tinapao is currently an Associate for the Documents Committee of Philippine Society of Information Technology Students - Banilad (PSITS-B) of the University of Cebu-Banilad Campus.

Charleen was a member of Prime Uno that competed in TV Broadcasting at the RSPC 2024 held in Talisay City, Cebu. Serving as anchor, they placed third in Developmental Communications and fourth overall in the said regional campus journalism tilt. She was also part of the PNN TV Broadcasting Team that placed third at the DSPC 2025.

She is now taking up Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with specialization in Artificial Intelligence.

📸: Charleen Joy Tinapao/UC-PSITS-B

04/05/2026

A new week, a new beginning—entrusting everything to God and walking forward in faith and peace. 🙏✨

03/05/2026

Happy birthday to the one and only Hiraya of Prime News Now and 'Only Time'!

More birthdays to come, Shanen! 🥳🧁

02/05/2026

When the heart is troubled, trust the One who is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. 🙏✨

02/05/2026

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) announced that several notable astronomical events are expected to occur throughout May 2026, giving skywatchers multiple opportunities to observe celestial activity.

Among the highlights is the Eta Aquariid meteor shower, one of the more active annual meteor displays. It is projected to peak in the early days of May, with as many as 40 meteors per hour potentially visible under dark and clear skies. However, viewing conditions may be less favorable due to the brightness of a waning gibbous moon during the peak period, which could reduce meteor visibility.

Another less intense meteor shower—the Eta Lyrids—is also expected within the same timeframe. This event will be active from early to mid-May, reaching peak activity around May 8. Compared to the Eta Aquariids, it is anticipated to produce fewer meteors per hour, making it a more modest display for observers.

In addition to the meteor showers, PAGASA reported that May will feature a rare occurrence known as 'blue moon.' This phenomenon happens when two full moons appear within a single calendar month. The first full moon is expected early in May, while the second, classified as the blue moon, will occur toward the end of the month. Despite its name, the moon will retain its usual color.

PAGASA noted that while these events present exciting opportunities for astronomy enthusiasts, actual visibility will depend on local weather conditions and cloud cover. Clear skies and minimal light pollution are expected to provide the best viewing experience.

01/05/2026

FROM THE ARCHIVES: BTS photos of "Only Time" produced by the City Govermment of Bogo and released in 2025. The short film which is the second installment in the "Pintoserye" series was re-released here on Mugna-Mugna last month.

01/05/2026

FACES OF PNN 📺📻🎙️📱

A look back at the anchors who have defined Prime News Now (PNN) through the years—each one leaving a mark on the screen and beyond it. From batch to batch, this roster of anchors has proudly represented the school in various press conferences, carrying with them the voice, excellence, and spirit of campus journalism. More than a rundown of names and faces, this is a legacy of storytellers who informed, inspired, and set the standard for those who follow.