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ADVERTISEMENT A security guard started his holiday with a great deed and returned a wallet left in Mcdonald's Luisita. Kennedy Marayag a security guard in Mcdonald's Luisita proved that honesty is greater than material need. Marayag returned the wallet to the rightful owner together with Ma'am Glezzie Lee,  Ernest Mataba of Brgy. Balete, who was about to withdraw money but he notice that he lost his wallet on Thursday around 8:00 pm. On Friday, Mataba posted the incident at his Facebook account. He thanked Marayag for his honesty. "THANK GOD AT MAY MGA TAO PARIN NA MAY MABUBUTING PUSO! Salamat kay Kuya Guard Kennedy Marayag at kay Maam Glezzie Lee dahil sa pag keep at pagbalik ng Wallet ko" Mataba wrote in his post. No legacy is as rich as honesty. Kudos to you, Sir Kennedy Marayag! Blogged: Ma. Era Cecilia Nunag ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT Another Tarlakenyo Pride That Can Be Proud All Over The World! #TTKKFeaturedBlog By: Ma. Era Cecilia Nunag Photo By: Central Luzon News Center This is what Mayor Andy Lacson said to an employee of a hotel that has spent over P2.4 Million cash left behind by a businessman. In a simple award, Lacson identified the so-called "ideal citizen of Concepcion, Tarlac" Arlan Sotto Sampang, 21, of Barangay Alfonso. Mr. Sampang is a member of the Hotel Sogo Dau Branch in Dau, Mabalacat, Pampanga. Sampang saw a bag containing P2.4 Million cash, checks and important documents in a businessman's room, rather than interrogation, which she informed immediately of the hotel's leadership. After more than a day, the businessman returned to the hotel just in case he could see his money and important documents, but his bag was completely empty. According to the hotel's leadership, the businessman did not want to mention the name and address but gave "early holidays...

ADVERTISEMENT Tricycle driver returns P9K to rightful owner By: Tarlac City Information Office Photo by: Donna Shae Chua A driver started his week with a great deed and returned P9,000 cash left in his tricycle. Ryan Chester Dela Cruz of Barangay Matatalaib, Tarlac City proved that honesty is greater than material need. Dela Cruz returned the money to the rightful owner, Donna Shae Chua of San Vicente, who was about to make a down payment at an appliance plaza in Cut-Cut I last Monday, September 4. After dropping off Chua, Dela Cruz did not notice right away that she dropped her money inside the tricycle. If he happened to pick up another passenger straight away, it might have led to a sad ending to this story. That same day, Chua posted the incident at her Facebook account. She thanked Dela Cruz for his honesty. “Kung tutuusin pwede na niyang iuwi at sabihin na wala syang napulot… (and thought) wala na talaga akong pagasa na mababalik pa pero sinoli niyo po,” Chua wrote in her post....

ADVERTISEMENT In this day and age when almost everyone in the country is trying his or her best to make ends meet, it is heartwarming to know that some people chose to stay honest in the midst of temptation. By: Era Nunag A Chowking's Crew in Camiling, Tarlac is being commended for returning a belt bag , video camera, wallet worth of cash and important documents that his costumer left. Isaiah Punsoy the Chowking's costumer has nothing but praise for Chowking's Crew after the latter returned his wallet, which contained huge amount of money. Punsoy praise the guy on the picture by posting his happiness for returning back her wallet. Here's the actual post of Mr. Punsoy: On our way home after a successful overnight fishing at Hundred Islands, me and my fishing buddy dropped by for our favorite wanton noodle at the Chow King Camiling branch. After finishing our merienda, I grabbed a boxful of Asadong Siopaw as pasalubong for the wife and proceeded home not knowing I had le...