For months now, the residents of Rosario, Batangas have been left scratching their heads, wondering about the fate of their local McDonald's. What was once a bustling fast-food joint serving up favorites like Big Macs and McNuggets has turned into a mystery that no one seems able to solve. According to a post by the Business Permits and Licensing Section of the Rosario LGU, the branch was temporarily closed for renovation, sparking hope that something exciting was coming. But many months have passed, and to the dismay of loyal McDo lovers, nothing has changed.

O​ur beloved town has just made history! Seattle’s Best Coffee, a brand known for its premium brews and cozy coffee shops, has chosen Rosario, Batangas, as the location for its very first drive-thru in the entire Philippines.

​In the annals of Philippine history, General Miguel Malvar stands as a remarkable figure, known for his leadership during a tumultuous period. He was not just any leader; he was the last in the line of succession among Filipino generals actively resisting U.S. occupation, and many considered him a de facto President of the Philippines. While many stories highlight his bravery and resilience, one particular event in Rosario, Batangas, marked a significant turning point in the country's struggle for independence.

​For residents and visitors in Batangas, the ALPS bus service offers a convenient and reliable transportation option, with routes passing through key locations such as Rosario. Plying along Gualberto Avenue, this service connects passengers to various destinations, including LRT-Buendia, PITX, and Cubao, with routes traveling between its terminal in San Juan—east of Rosario, and the STAR Tollway in Ibaan—west of Rosario, providing essential links for commuters and travelers alike.

Rosario, Batangas, known primarily for its agricultural prowess, found itself embroiled in controversy with what is infamously known as Hacienda Binay, or the Sunchamp Agri-Tourism Park. What could have been a proud tourism landmark for Rosario turned into a symbol of scandal, casting a shadow over the town's reputation. For Rosario residents, accustomed to a quieter existence, the sudden spotlight brought a mix of fascination and concern, reminiscent of the current scrutiny surrounding a POGO hub in Bamban, Tarlac.

​The town of Rosario, Batangas, has taken a significant step towards enhancing convenience for local motorists and those from nearby areas with the establishment of the LTO Vehicle Registration Extension Facility in Barangay Quilib. This facility is poised to provide comprehensive services that eliminate the need for long trips to Lipa or Manila for vehicle-related tasks.

​Nestled in the heart of the 4th district of Batangas, Rosario has rapidly emerged as a vibrant hub of commerce and agriculture. This transformation became more pronounced after Lipa City, previously part of the 4th district, attained the status of a lone congressional district. Geographically central to the district, Rosario's strategic location has catalyzed its development into a bustling commercial center, with its sights set on cityhood.

​Rosario, Batangas – A significant milestone was achieved for the judiciary in Rosario, Batangas, as the newly constructed Hall of Justice building in Poblacion B was blessed and inaugurated. The event, led by Representative Lianda Bolilia, marked a new chapter for the judicial system in the region, promising a modern, spacious, and safer environment for judiciary personnel.

​Rosario, a vibrant town in Batangas Province, is set to witness a significant transformation with the construction of a new modern public market and a state-of-the-art stadium in Barangay San Roque. These developments, announced by Mayor Leovy Morpe during the Sinukmani Festival Concert, are poised to cater to the needs of the town's growing population, which now stands at 140,000.

The Sinukmani Festival 2024 began on June 5 and concluded on June 9, the founding anniversary of Rosario. The full list of events is as follows: