Adams Bank & Trust is a growing commercial bank in Nebraska, Colorado and Kansas that is committed to promoting local economic growth through business, agricultural and consumer lending. Founded in 1916, the bank remains locally owned and privately held, and has grown to well over a billion dollars in assets. Todd Adams, CEO, and Chad Adams, President, are the fourth generation of their family to lead the organization, which is headquartered in Ogallala, Nebraska. There are now 11 locations in Nebraska, 10 in Colorado, and 1 in Kansas. Adams Bank & Trust has built its reputation on outstanding customer service, community involvement, and safety and soundness in banking practices. See www.abtbank.com to learn more.

We are a family-owned cattle feeding, farming, trucking, and banking operation in Kansas and Nebraska

Frenchman Valley Coop has over 20 locations serving customers in NE, KS, CO & WY. FVC is proud to offer agricultural expertise, products & services.

In 2009, Justin D. Puckett, DO, founded Complete Family Medicine shortly after finishing residency in Kirksville. In a 600 square foot office in the downtown Kirksville area, CFM quickly became known as the clinic where patients wanted to be seen, where staff wanted to work, and where the greatest offering of services could be provided under one roof. Volume quickly grew and with it grew the team of providers and team members. In 2017, Complete Family Medicine became a service of Hannibal Regional Healthcare System, a not-for-profit health system based out of Hannibal, MO. Hannibal Regional has been an independent provider of health care for the past 120 years and has been at its current location in Hannibal for more than 30 years. Expanding beyond hospital services, Hannibal Regional now has nearly 1,600 team members, offices located in 14 communities, over 150 providers and 21 specialties serving 13 counties. Since joining Hannibal Regional, Complete Family Medicine has continued to grow, adding more primary care providers and two school-based health clinics through partnerships with Kirksville R-III School District (since 2019) and Truman State University (since 2021) and opening the Complete Family Medicine Specialty Group (2021) and a new Occupational Medicine location (2020), to name a few. Most recently, Complete Family Medicine opened clinics in Brookfield (2022), Chillicothe (2023), and Paris (2024). Hannibal Regional and Complete Family Medicine continue to lead the way in providing access to exceptional healthcare and guiding the residents of northeast Missouri to BETTER.

Wilkinson Development is a privately held company, rich in tradition, owned by the founding family. The corporation operates diverse companies that represent multiple ventures and industries in North Platte and throughout the state of Nebraska along the I-80 corridor. In 1978, Gil Wilkinson became the Owning and Managing Broker of the North Platte Century 21 Real Estate franchise. Under his ownership, Century 21 became a regional powerhouse in residential, commercial, and farm and ranch sales. Gil has been instrumental in the growth and vision of his hometown over the last forty years. His oldest son, Mark, returned to his hometown to join Gil and together they formed Wilkinson Development. The Wilkinson’s have been instrumental in developing hotels, convenience stores, travel centers, truck stops, quick-bite restaurants, and strip malls. Together the team has developed and managed over 1,000,000 square feet of commercial real estate in multiple Nebraska communities. The original Fat Dogs brand has become an important part of the growing company. The first Fat Dogs convenience store was built in the 1990’s and the family has acquired and developed a total of 9 sites in Nebraska. The sites are now evolving into full service Truck and Travel Centers with high volume diesel offerings at several of their locations. Fat Dogs also welcomed two Time Saver locations in North Platte within the parent company in 2020. Other travel centers are planned across the interstate stretching from Lincoln to Sidney.