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OMi Cranes provides one of the few 100% turnkey solutions for your overhead lifting needs. We are a true overhead crane manufacturer, not just an assembler of others components. Whether providing a standard offering or completely customized solution, we know what works to fit your needs and budget. With over 30 years of industry experience, we provide the reliability for customers depend on. OMi Crane Systems, Inc. is a active member of Crane Manufacturers Association of America (CMAA). CMAA is an affiliate of the United States Division of Material Handling Industry (MHI). OMi Crane Systems, Inc. builds cranes to comply with OSHA standards, as well as CMAA and NEC specifications.
Purposeful Design is a Christian ministry that exists to help rebuild lives of individuals who have struggled with addiction, homelessness, incarceration and other obstacles; to equip them with valuable work skills; and to provide the gift of work (Genesis 2:15, Matthew 28:16-20, Ephesians 2:8-10).
EDGAR COUNTY BANK IS NOW PROSPECT BANK Edgar County Bank opened its doors in 1873 with a single mission: To help people achieve the American Dream. That mission is as true today as it was 144 years ago. Over time, weve grown alongside the Central Illinois community—and thanks to your support, weve expanded beyond Edgar County. Thats why, effective immediately, Edgar County Bank is now Prospect Bank: a name that reflects who we are today, and our plans for the future. We believe in the people of Central Illinois. As Prospect Bank, were not going anywhere. Were going everywhere—and were excited to show you what we can do for you. If you have any questions about our name change or anything related to Prospect Bank, dont hesitate to contact us. https://www.bankprospect.com/
The Big Biscuit, founded in 2000, is an All-American breakfast and lunch concept focusing on freshly prepared classic comfort food consistently served with generous portions in a family-friendly environment. The Big Biscuit has 27+ locations in Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Arkansas