Author: Bony A. Bengwayan

Sunday night of last week, our family home at barangay Dizon Subdivision, Baguio City was completely razed to the ground

Cordillera Administrative Region – Every time Gina Dizon steps out of their home in barangay Dagdag, in Sagada, Mountain Province,

There are moments when you or others who are tinkers of   things or ideas, in moments of exigency and faced

(Before the main article, this column delves on the men and women of the Baguio City Police Office (BCPO) who

It started because of the community pantries. That the more you flay at these pantries, the more they grow like

The term Easter is derived from the Saxon word, “Oster,” to rise, this being the day of Christ rising from

Last week, Ah Kong penned an article titled, “CAR, Region 1’s ‘Invisible’ Women Farmers,” and described by many as “interestingly,

BUGUIAS, Benguet – Highlander and lowlander Filipinas – and their counterparts nationwide – are on the cusp of March, officially

Readers of Herald Express readers have expressed their nod on Daily Laborer column’s in-depth look on environment and discrimination on

CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION — Mountain tribal folks in Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR), in tandem with their congressional  representatives  and  a

Ah Kong, in his highland and lowland travels as Herald Express’s roving columnist for Daily Laborer, has stumbled upon a

Cordillera Administrative Region — Of the many and various 2020 occasions and events, December 31’s New Year’s Eve focuses the

Atok—”Staying the course,” or remaining firm while solidly backing each other, typify the highland farmers even as this present crisis

If depictions by Herald Express of busybodies and their lives bring even a slight modicum of weekly updated enlightenment to

Baguio City — It’s a word one can’t find in the dictionary. Neither in the Thesaurus. But it can be

After all the bluster of Donald Trump for four years, now comes the inevitable bow to reality. Many immigrants to

Apparently, this hell of a pandemic has forced authorities to disallow mass visitation last November 1-2 to cemeteries in the

Is privatization a good idea when it comes to Baguio City’s garbage collection? A plan by the Baguio City Council

For the thousands of highlander/lowlander Filipinos grinding daily for honest sweat, the word adversity is no stranger in their households,

Because of the speakership crisis that roiled Congress the past weeks when Taguig Rep. Alan Peter Cayetano, supported by his