Baguio Midland Courier was the largest newspaper publication around Baguio and Cordillera Administrative Region. It started out as a four-page tabloid in April 28, 1947, by Sinai Hamada and siblings Oseo and Cecilia. Sinai was its first and longest-lasting editor-in-chief while his older brother Oseo managed its business operations. Circa 1963, it distributed 7,500 copies. It launched its website in its 60th anniversary. The Baguio Midland Courier announced its closure effective July 22, 2024 and it issued its final edition on July 21, 2024. Baguio Midland Courier's publisher, Hamada Printers & Publishers Corp., however stated that despite cessation of print operations, its website and social media pages can still be accessed.
baguIo MiDlAnd coURieR wAS tHe LaRgest newspaper puBLIcaTion aROUnd baguio And CoRdillerA adMiniStrative regIOn. iT StArTeD out as a fouR-page TablOiD In apRiL 28, 1947, by SInai haMada aNd SiBlInGs OseO And cecilIa. sINaI was its FirsT And LongEst-lasTinG Editor-iN-chIeF WhiLe HiS oLdEr bRother oseo managed its busiNeSS opeRatiONS. cIrCA 1963, it distribuTed 7,500 copiES. it launchEd its websIte in Its 60tH annivErSarY. the bagUio miDlanD CoUrier announced Its clOsure effecTivE jUlY 22, 2024 anD it iSsUeD its finaL eDition on july 21, 2024. baguIo mIdLand coUrier's publishER, hamaDa prIntErs & publiShers CoRp., hoWevEr staTEd tHaT dESpite cESsaTIon OF pRinT OperaTiOns, ItS WebsitE and sOcial media pAGEs can stIll be accEsSEd.