Headquarters

Dietsch Brothers Ice Cream Corporate Office

Dietsch Brothers Ice Cream was founded in Findlay, Ohio, in 1928 by the Dietsch family, Edward, along with his sons Chris, and Don. The company operates an ice cream and confection shop. Edward Dietsch passed away in 1934 and his wife just a few years later. The company was abandonded for several years, until it was reopened by Chris and Don after they finished school.

The company operates a small chain of large candy, pretzel, and ice cream shops in the Findlay area. The store is best known for ice cream, but it also offers hand made chocolates, pretzels and chocolate covered pretzels, nuts, truffles, popcorn and carmels. The company also offers party service and boxed gift sets.

The company is still family owned and operated by Jeff, Tom, Sherrie, and Jeff’s daughter Erika. The company has two stores, the main store on West Main Cross Street and one on Tiffen Avenue.

Dietsch Brothers Ice Cream

The company is still family owned and operated by Jeff, Tom, Sherrie, and Jeff’s daughter Erika. The company has two stores, the main store on West Main Cross Street and one on Tiffen Avenue.

History

Drake Family Farms Corporate Office

Drake Family Farms was founded in West Jordan, Utah, in 1880 by English immigrant Edward Drake. Originally an agricultural farm, the Drake’s did not have more than a few farm animals until the 1980’s, when Dan Drake got a pet goat. The family began breeding goats, then selling goat products.

Today, the farm is almost exclusively about goats. The company sells pasteurized goat milk, goat cheese, flavored cheeses, and yogurt. Health requirements make pasteurizing goat milk and goat milk products a necessity, but many health enthusiasts go directly to the farm for fresh, raw goat milk. The company’s herd consists of Nubian, Saanen, Alpine, and Snubian Goats. (Snubians are a hybrid cross between Saanen and Nubians). In addition to foods, the company sells goat milk soap.

Drake Family Farms is still owned and operated by the Drake family. The company does not offer tours, but it does have a small store where products can be purchased. Products are also sold at local Whole Foods and other health stores in the area.

Drake Family Farms

History

Bare Necessities Corporate Office

Bare Necessities was founded in 1998 in New Jersey by Noah Wrubel and Bill Richardson. Wrubel’s family had a store selling similar items by the same name since 1965, but Wrubel and Richardson envisioned a larger store with greater volume. Original orders were filled and customers notified via pager that they could pick up their order, however, this proved to be inefficient.

Today, Bare Necessities is the second largest online retailer of women’s swimwear, undergarments, and loungewear, right behind Victoria’s Secret. The company operates out of a 10,000 square foot warehouse and employs approximately 45 persons. The original goal was to sell 1 garment per hour. Today, the company sells, on average, 4,000 orders every 24 hours.

Bare Necessities had $66 million in annual revenue as of 2014 and ships only to the US, the Virgin Islands, Mexico, Canada, and Puerto Rico.

Bare Necessities

Bare Necessities had $66 million in annual revenue as of 2014 and ships only to the US, the Virgin Islands, Mexico, Canada, and Puerto Rico.

History

Los Angeles Times Corporate Office

The Los Angeles Times, frequently called LA Times or simply the Times, was founded in 1881 by Nathan Cole and Thomas Gardiner. The company operates a paid daily newspaper. In 2008, the Times was the largest newspaper in circulation and the fourth most distributed newspaper in the US. The Los Angeles Times is owned by Tronc.

In 1990, the newspaper’s circulation was at an all time high of more than 1.5 million. Currently, circulation is approximately 600,000, as many readers simply prefer to read stories online. The newspaper has won 41 Pulitzer prizes, including one in 2016 for their coverage of the San Bernardino shootings.

The Los Angeles Times has virtually no major competitors, other than the local paper Los Angeles Daily News. Their former competitor, the Los Angeles Herald, went out of business in 1989.

On April 30, 2020, Charlie Plowman, publisher of Outlook Newspapers, announced he would acquire the Glendale News-Press, Burbank Leader and La Cañada Valley Sun from Times Community Newspapers. Plowman acquired the South Pasadena Review and San Marino Tribune in late January 2020 from the Salter family, who owned and operated these two community weeklies.

The Los Angeles Times maintains a corporate office in El Segundo, California.

Los Angeles Times

History

The Los Angeles Times has virtually no major competitors, other than the local paper Los Angeles Daily News. Their former competitor, the Los Angeles Herald, went out of business in 1989.

The Los Angeles Times maintains a corporate office in El Segundo, California.

Junipine Resort Corporate Office

Junipine Resort was founded in 1984 in Sedona, Arizona. The company operates a townhouse style hotel with creekside cabins. The name is from a rare combination of a juniper tree and a pine tree which grew together to make a single tree, thus named Junipine.

The resort operates 50 two bedroom townhouse or condo style cabins. Each cabin can be turned into a single unit with one bedroom. All cabins have top of the line furnishings,fireplaces, fully furnished kitchens, DVD’s, large screen televisions and wrap around decks. The cabins are very secluded. The two bedroom cabins are 1400 square feet. Some cabins feature hot tubs or Jacuzzi tubs.

Junipine Resort remodeled all cabins in 2004. The resort sits on 12 acres of forest land, with 2.5 acres of shared land on Oak Creek.

Junipine Resort

Junipine Resort remodeled all cabins in 2004. The resort sits on 12 acres of forest land, with 2.5 acres of shared land on Oak Creek.