Editorial

IT has been 31 years.  And yet, why can’t we still get over it? The so-called earthquake babies are now...

LAST year, the word “Igorot” became undesirable or at least irritating when an official of the National Commission on Indigenous...

LAST week, we were literally at the top of the heap. We had the highest vaccination per capita not only...

THE late former President Benigno S. Aquino III did not seem to like Baguio while he was president. The one...

THIS Saturday, Baguio will inaugurate the rainbow crossing in front of Burnham Park and Rizal Park. The crossing lane was...

THIS week, we were surprised by an infographic showing that Philippine rivers dominated the list of top rivers in the...

BAGUIO welcomes the month of June with an announcement that it will be allowing 3,000 visitors a day. Not just...

Taps for Cesar   BAGUIO-based journalist Cesar Reyes died of COVID-19 complications at 8:35 A.M. Tuesday at the Baguio General...

That is how one local government press release termed the sudden change of heart of most Baguio seniors. “BEFORE people...

TWO things happened recently that brightened the overcast freedom sky. It had been a murky gray sky for months, brought...