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The 209 directory · free forever

Put your business in the book.

The Gazette keeps a public directory of every 209 business that wants in — a phone book for the county, not an ad product. Fill this out and your card is live on the directory the moment it submits: free, permanent, no account. Nobody gets removed for not paying, because nobody pays. Want more than a card? Pitch an ad below — also free for local businesses, always.

House rules · from the Captain

It's a fair playground.

Be fun. This is a local paper, not a filing cabinet.
Be competitive. Go after it. Say you are the best in town and then be the best in town. Nobody here is protecting anyone's turf.
Cause trouble and you're blocked. Not warned into oblivion, not argued with. Blocked.
Even I follow the rules. I own the thing and it still applies to me. A rule the owner is exempt from is not a rule, it is a mood.
It is monitored by AI — and that goes both ways. It watches the posts and it tells the owners to watch it too. Including me. Especially me.

Don't like that? Do a 180 and type somewhere else. Peek at another wall, have a great day. No hard feelings either way.

Put yourself in the directory

Four fields with a star. The rest is yours to fill or skip — whatever helps a neighbor find you.

Business name * Town * What kind of place * Your email *

Private — the Captain reaches out from this. It does not show on your listing unless you check the box below.

Tagline Phone (published) Street address (published) Website or Facebook page (published) About (published) Show my email on the listing too

Want to run an ad? Pitch it here (optional)

Headline The line under it Where the click goes (optional) Where it should run

Free for local businesses — always. No charge, no invoice, no catch. The only gate is quality: we don't run shitty work. Pitch it — nothing goes live until the Captain approves it.

Anything you want the Captain to know? (optional)

A line or two

Live the moment you submit. Free, permanent, no account — and the Captain gets a note so a person sees it land.