Easton Post

Easton Post is Greater Easton’s independent local digital magazine — built on the idea that a small city deserves useful, serious coverage of its own life.

The site has four parts. Things to Do tracks what’s happening across Greater Easton, from festival weekends to the quiet Tuesday events that never make a poster. Public Square publishes plain-language recaps of public meetings — city council, school board, planning — so residents can know what their government did without sitting through three hours of video. News & Views carries reported features, history, and essays on the people and questions that shape the city. And the Easton Business Finder — the directory you’re reading right now — is Easton Post’s guide to local business: searchable, vouched for, and built to help neighbors find neighbors.

Easton Post is published by Laini Abraham, whose earlier project, Laini’s Little Pocket Guide to Easton, put local businesses in residents’ hands in print. The Post carries that same instinct online: coverage rooted in the actual place, written for the people who live here.

The magazine is independent and locally owned, operated by Community Cards, LLC. It’s supported by Business Finder listings, local sponsorships, and a small shop — which means the businesses and readers of Greater Easton keep it running, and the coverage answers to them.

This listing is a working example of a Spotlight listing on the Business Finder — full gallery, video, hours, FAQ, the works. If you run a business in Greater Easton and want your listing to look like this, start at eastonpost.com/finder.