As the Baguio Chronicle marks another year since its maiden issue was published on December 6, 2009, it’s time we...

As the Christmas and New Year celebrations approach, it’s easy to get swept up in the holiday cheer—lights twinkling, gifts...

In the Cordillera region, the art of weaving carries a history as intricate as the patterns it produces.  Among its...

The recently concluded second edition of the 100 Miles – Baguio to Sagada Ultramarathon showcased the incredible endurance, grit, and...

Dementia is a complex condition affecting millions worldwide, yet misconceptions about it persist.  According to research, “approximately 60% of people...

My interest in the environment became a “real thing” for me while I was in high school at Holy Angel...

The artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM) sector has long been underappreciated and overshadowed by negative press, yet it plays...

  As the 2025 Philippine elections draw closer, voters across the country are gearing up to exercise their democratic rights....

Baguio City’s stained-glass-inspired Christmas tree atop Session Road continues to capture the admiration of locals and tourists alike. Standing 14...

Identity theft has become a growing concern in today's increasingly digital world. In the latest episode of Pag-Usapan Natin 'To...