By 1956, under Mayor Jose Gatuslao, the Himamaylan Library began to grow beyond its first room. The city’s first librarian, Mrs. Amanda Gimotea, traveled to The National Library in Manila to collect the books allocated for Himamaylan. Each box she brought home meant new subjects, new authors, and new ideas. Soon, the library even opened […]
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In 1956, under Mayor Jose Gatuslao, Mrs. Gimotea traveled to The National Library in Manila. She brought home allocated books for Himamaylan. Each box meant new subjects, new authors, and new ideas. The collection grew, and more readers found something they loved. 🧡🧡🧡
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Library Month It’s Library Month, and we’re starting our October Library Awareness series-stories about our City Library.In 1953, a dream took shape. Mayor Federico Tabino and Governor Valeriano M. Gatuslao imagined anplace where children and families could learn, read, and grow. They wanted a home for books in Himamaylan. That dream became the beginning of
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Happy Teachers’ Day!To our teachers who give us hope, awaken our mind, broaden our imagination, and instill a love of learning that makes a lasting difference in every student’s life. 🧡🧡🧡
National Heroes DayA tribute to our heroes, past and present. Their courage, a flame passed down through generations, still burns within us. On National Heroes Day, we remember their sacrifice and carry their legacy forward, for the extraordinary power to shape our nation lies in every Filipino heart.
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