Become a sponsor
Reach your neighbors every week. Recurring placements keep Grant County's calendar free to read and free to post in.
Why this exists
Americans feel less connected to their own neighborhoods than people in 22 of the 24 countries Pew surveyed — and two-thirds of us never set foot in a club or a group all year. Not because folks stopped caring about where they live. Most still say they belong here and that their neighbors would help them out.
They just don't hear about things in time. The ball game, the fish fry, the fundraiser, the market — it's all happening in Grant County right now, scattered across a dozen Facebook groups, church bulletins, and flyers taped up by a register. Nobody's keeping one list anymore.
OurWeek keeps the list. Free to read, free for anyone to post in, and it lands the same day every week — in the email, on the website, on the Facebook page, and on a one-page sheet people print and hang up at work.
Sources: Pew Research Center, 24-nation survey (2023); Social Connection in America, Ipsos/Barnes Family Foundation (2025), 10,024 U.S. adults.
What sponsoring actually does
It pays for the thing to stay free. That's the whole model — no paywall, no charge to a church or a ball team to get their event listed, no fee to a family posting a yard sale.
Your name goes where people are already looking: in the weekly email, on the calendar people share into local Facebook groups, and on the printed sheet that ends up on counters and corkboards around the county.
Full disclosure: the first sponsor is my own business. I started paying for this before I ever asked anybody else to, and I'd rather tell you that up front than have you find out later.