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The Journal Record is a daily newspaper that focuses on the general business and legal stories of Oklahoma City and Tulsa business communities. It offers information under various sections, such as the General News, Real Estate, Energy, Health Care, Law and Finance. The newspaper also provides a forum for readers to voice their views through the Opinions section. The Journal Record s classified advertising section offers information related to auctions, employment and transportation. It addition, the newspaper provides advertising and subscription services. It is a part of The Journal Record Publishing Company, which is a media company that specializes in business, legislative and legal-related information sources.

Whatever Forever Press, based in Oklahoma City, OK, is a unique publishing company that offers a wide range of literary works and merchandise. With a temporary hiatus until February 12, 2024, they are dedicated to providing exceptional products and appreciate the patience of their valued customers. Known for their distinctive style and commitment to quality, Whatever Forever Press invites readers to spread the word about their offerings, encouraging them to share their love for literature through social media platforms. As the store owner, they are committed to delivering an exceptional experience for their customers upon their return.Generated from the website

Le Mars Agri-Center Inc. is a privately-held grain handler located in Le Mars, IA. With a storage capacity of 1.375 million bushels at two locations, the company handles crops such as corn, soybeans, and oats. Offering grain handling and merchandising, feed, seed, and agronomy services, Le Mars Agri-Center Inc. has an annual volume of 4.65 million bushels and annual sales of $31.8 million. Led by General Manager and Merchandiser Brian Harpenau, the company has a dedicated team of 10 employees. Recently, Le Mars Agri-Center Inc. expanded its storage capabilities by constructing a 410,000-bushel corrugated steel tank at its remote location near Le Mars. The tank, standing 90 feet in diameter and 119 feet tall at the peak, was built by Dacotah Grain Systems. Equipped with advanced features such as a grain temperature monitoring system and two sidedraw spouts, the tank allows the company to handle an additional 1 million bushels of grain during harvest season. Plans for further expansion include the addition of a second steel tank and an overhead truck-loading surge bin in the near future.Generated from the website