Think of this as the town bulletin board for the whole high desert. Pick a board below, then text or email us your listing. No app, no account, no cost — just send it over.
Concho and St. Johns are small enough that word usually gets around fast, but a shared board still helps when you're trying to sell a parcel to someone outside town, find a used truck without driving to Show Low, or just let neighbors know about a yard sale. We keep it simple on purpose — no account to create, no cost to post, and a real person (not a bot) reads and posts every listing by hand.
🪧 Land for SaleSell your parcel in Concho, Vernon or St. Johns — free to post. → 🛒 Concho Marketplace
Buy & sell locally — furniture, tools, vehicles, livestock & more. → 📰 Concho Classifieds
Jobs, services, wanted, free stuff, yard sales & announcements. → 💛 Concho Connections
A friendly newcomer & friendship meetups board. →
How posting works
- Text or email your listing to us — include the details and any photos.
- We post it on the right board, usually same day.
- Folks reach you directly, or we can relay messages so your number stays private.
📞 (480) 201-7275 · ✉️ ConchoDashsupport@gmail.com
Out here, most of what changes hands — a used stock tank, a parcel someone's ready to sell, a truck that needs a new home — used to travel by word of mouth or a flyer tacked up at the feed store. The Community Board is really just that same system, digitized, so it reaches beyond whoever happens to drive past that week. A listing that would've taken a month to find the right buyer by word of mouth alone can now reach anyone searching for land or goods in Concho, Vernon, or St. Johns.
Posting here is free — no app, no account, no cost. We still read and post every submission by hand rather than letting it go live automatically, which helps keep the board honest: it cuts down on spam and stale listings nobody bothers to take down, since a real person is looking at what comes in. If you're buying or selling locally, a few basic precautions still apply: meet in a public spot when picking up an item, don't wire money to someone you haven't verified, and if a land listing seems too good to be true for the area, ask questions about access, water rights, and county zoning before sending anything.