Oklahoma City Herald
How we got $1.3M
Based on typical figures for its industry (2022 Economic Census), not its own records.
What we know
Signs of a sale Unlikely to sell soon
- In business 24 years (since 2002)
From public records and the company's website, not a statement that it's for sale.
What they do
The Oklahoma City Herald is a weekly publication providing progressive news for Oklahoma's minority communities, covering community, state, national and international news of interest to the African American population in particular but appealing to persons of all races.
From the company's website. Industry: Information.
Compared with similar businesses nearby
| Business | Est. revenue | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma City Herald this business | $1.8M | — |
| NATHAN GARDOCKI PRODUCTIONS LLC Oklahoma City · 11 employees | $8.4M | 0.1 mi |
| Tishay Radio Oklahoma City | $1.8M | 0.2 mi |
| Travis Voice & Data Oklahoma City | $7.3M | 0.4 mi |
| RASTER MASTERS LLC Oklahoma City · 31 employees | $9.0M | 0.5 mi |
| TSR Oklahoma City | $3.6M | 0.5 mi |
| Teaching Textbooks Oklahoma City | $1.8M | 0.6 mi |
The full calculation
Figures are shown toward the upper part of their range rather than at its middle.
Brought up to date assuming revenue has grown 8% a year since 2020, when the PPP figures were reported; included above.
| Estimated value = EBITDA × typical sale multiple | $1.3M |
| Multiple for this size and industry | 3× |
| Value range | $355K – $2.5M |
This business has no PPP loan on record, so there is no business-specific data. The figures are the typical estimated revenue of Information businesses in our Oklahoma data: the middle value, with the range covering the middle half of those businesses. EBITDA applies the industry margin (24%). Treat these as a rough guide.
| Revenue range | $617K – $2.9M |
| EBITDA range | $148K – $692K |
| Industry (NAICS) | Information (51) |
EBITDA margin: from IRS tax returns of S corporations in this industry (2019–2022), adjusted for company size: smaller companies typically run higher margins. EBITDA here is after owners' salaries.
Benchmarks: US Economic Census 2022, OK. These are statistical estimates, not reported financials. Listing details come from Overture Maps open data. Full methodology
People & advisors
“In early 2002, Sen. Angela Monson, Rep. Opio Toure, Sharon Dean, Rev. John A. Reed, Rep. Kevin Cox, Rep. Mike Shelton and Alvah Boyd came together to discuss the creation of a weekly newspaper to fill a void which existed in the Oklahoma City African American community.”
Leadership
- RJRev. John A. ReedEditor · Company website · source
- AMAngela MonsonManaging Editor · Company website · source
- ABAlvah BoydCommunity News Editor · Company website · source
- MSMike SheltonCommunity News Editor · Company website · source
- CBCarole BrownLifestyle and Entertainment Editor · Company website · source
- LMLevi McCulloughSports Editor · Company website · source
- OTOpio ToureState and Nation and Editorials and Commentaries Editor · Company website · source
- SDSharon DeanReligious News Editor · Company website · source
- KCKevin CoxSupport Chief · Company website · source
- FLFelix LindenStaff Writer · Company website · source
From the company's own website and public filings (DOL Form 5500, IRS Form 990, SBA). Roles are as stated there and may be out of date.
Public records
Matched to this business by name and address from public government data; a match can occasionally be wrong.
About Oklahoma City Herald
Oklahoma City Herald is an information company in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in business since 2002. Its estimated annual revenue is about $1.8M, with roughly $440K of EBITDA. Its estimated business value is $1.3M (likely range $355K–$2.5M).
Common questions
- Who owns Oklahoma City Herald?
- The owner of Oklahoma City Herald isn't in public records we've found yet. If you own or run the business, you can add or correct its details on SeeBITDA.
- How much revenue does Oklahoma City Herald make?
- SeeBITDA estimates Oklahoma City Herald's annual revenue at about $1.8M (likely between $617K and $2.9M), based on public records such as its PPP loan and retirement-plan filings, brought up to 2026.
- What is Oklahoma City Herald worth?
- About $1.3M, roughly 3× its estimated EBITDA of $440K, typical for a information company its size. Likely range: $355K–$2.5M.
- When was Oklahoma City Herald founded?
- Oklahoma City Herald has been in business since 2002.