By JEN BAYLON Nestled in the heart of the Philippines, Negros Island is a treasure trove of rich cultural heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and warm hospitality. From historical landmarks to pristine natural wonders, this island offers a myriad of attractions waiting to be explored. Here are some highlights that showcase the diverse beauty of the Negros …
WDJ 13th Anniversary Special
Last Negros Oriental WWII veteran remembered
The last World War II veteran in Negros Oriental who passed recently will always be remembered for his brave and heroic deeds as he fought in the guerrilla resistance to end the Japanese occupation of the Philippines. The late 2Lt. Urbano F. Ramirez of the Philippine Army (retired) was born in Tanjay City on June …
Milestones and Momentum; 13 Years of Storytelling: From Our Roots to Our Future
As Watchmen Daily Journal looked back on its 13 years of storytelling, this milestone is not just a celebration of our past but also a look into our future. We reflect on a journey that began with a simple vision: To inform, engage and commit to telling stories from Negros. Watchmen Daily Journal was born in 2011 …
Historical revision or distortion?
By Herman M. Lagon The distinction between historical revisionism and historical distortion remains a critical yet often misunderstood concept in understanding our past. The discourse around these terms has gained momentum in the country, especially in academic circles and public forums. Historical revisionism, as explained by scholars, involves reinterpreting historical narratives based on new facts …