We can help you get the word out.
The publications department at LaGwana works hard each week preparing one of the most highly circulated publications in our region, which is published every two weeks. We are your biggest fan, because we succeed when you succeed.
Promoting your business is what we do every day. We aim to keep improving everything we do, and promoting your business is first on the list.
About Publications
Where do I start?
Let us help you get the word out. From small advertisements to full blown media blitzes, we have you covered. When you call LaGwana, you’ll speak to a representative who will guide you through the process with ease. Contact us today!
A History of Success
It’s often said that LaGwana was built by the publications we produce. The success of The People’s Exchange, The Hometown Treasure, The Heartbeat, and others paved the way for LaGwana to be what it is today.
Publication Options
The People's Exchange
For more information please visit our website at The People's Exchange to place an advertisement.
The People’s Exchange is distributed free of charge to the Amish communities in Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan. Advertising specifically to the Amish community is accepted.
Advertisers do not need to be Amish to participate as long as what is being advertised pertains to the Amish audience.
Ad Options: Sizes from Business Cards to Full Page Ads and classified ads.
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The People’s Exchange is distributed free of charge to the Amish communities in Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan. Advertising specifically to the Amish community is accepted.
Advertisers do not need to be Amish to participate as long as what is being advertised pertains to the Amish audience.
Ad Options: Sizes from Business Cards to Full Page Ads and classified ads.
For more information please visit our website at The People’s Exchange to place an advertisement.
The Hometown Treasure
For more information please visit our website at The Hometown Treasure to place an advertisement and read through issues.
The Hometown Treasure is a full color magazine that is distributed on the last Tuesday of every month.
This publication includes a news section with relevant and up-to-date information about happenings in the Shipshewana and Topeka areas. Peppered with ads from local stores and services, this magazine will keep you up-to-date on local school news, events, and area sales!
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The Hometown Treasure is a full color magazine that is distributed on the last Tuesday of every month.
This publication includes a news section with relevant and up-to-date information about happenings in the Shipshewana and Topeka areas. Peppered with ads from local stores and services, this magazine will keep you up-to-date on local school news, events, and area sales!
For more information please visit our website at The Hometown Treasure to place an advertisement and read through issues.
The Heartbeat
On January 5, 2018 we acquired The Heartbeat, a full color, monthly wholesale catalog that serves the plain communities’ country store trade.
It is mailed to 2,100 country stores in the US and Canada. Another publication added to our family!
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On January 5, 2018 we acquired The Heartbeat, a full color, monthly wholesale catalog that serves the plain communities’ country store trade.
It is mailed to 2,100 country stores in the US and Canada. Another publication added to our family!
Business Directory
Kept in kitchens and phone shacks around the area, The Business Directory offers year long advertising in a beautiful, perfect bound, glossy book. Place a display ad that will catch reader's eyes all year long or choose the free listing with your business name and contact information.
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Kept in kitchens and phone shacks around the area, The Business Directory offers year long advertising in a beautiful, perfect bound, glossy book. Place a display ad that will catch reader’s eyes all year long or choose the free listing with your business name and contact information.
The People’s Exchange: Growing Through the Years
