for senior living communities

A newspaper made just for your residents.

Every Friday, a fresh large-print issue with your community's name on the front lands in your inbox, ready to print. Stories from their younger days, your own town's history, puzzles, trivia and a sing-along, plus a guide for running a group with it.

No card needed. $29 a month after the trial, cancel anytime.

A page about the soda fountainThe front page of The Maplewood TimesThe hometown history page
eight pages, every week

What's inside

Written for people who remember the soda fountain and Saturday matinees. Big, clear type that photocopies well.

Your name on the front

A feature from this week in history with real photographs, and a question to start the conversation.

Your own town's history

Real local history, checked against published sources, with a historical photo. No one else does this.

Puzzles and a sing-along

A word search, scramble and easy sudoku made fresh each week, trivia, jokes and a song everyone knows.

Also in every issue

Around your community. Birthdays, events, the menu and news, added on your page in two minutes. Skip it and the page fills itself.

Do you remember? One nostalgic topic a week with talking points, like the corner soda fountain.

A leader's guide for a ready-made 30 to 45 minute group session, plus a theme-day idea.

A gentle edition for memory care, with fewer words, bigger type, bigger pictures and simpler questions.

See the memory care edition
The memory care edition
the gentle edition

Simple pricing

For each community
  • $29 a month, both editions included
  • or $290 a year (two months free)
  • 10 or more communities: $19 each
Always
  • the first four weeks free, no card
  • as many copies as you need
  • cancel anytime by replying to any email
Start the free trial
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Questions

Do I need to do anything each week?

No. The issue arrives every Friday, ready to print. Adding your community news is optional; if you skip it, that page fills itself with the week's fun days and get-to-know-you questions.

Is the history accurate?

Every story is checked against published sources before it goes out, and photos are historical public-domain images. If you ever spot something wrong, tell us and we'll fix it.

What about residents' privacy?

We only print what you choose to add, like first names for birthdays. We never ask for health information, and your details are deleted if you cancel.

Who makes it?

A small team that writes each issue with the help of AI tools and checks every page by hand. Real people answer every email.