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FIRST SONORA BANCSHARES INC.
FIRST SONORA BANCSHARES INC.
Sonora, Texas
100-499 employees
The First National Bank of Sonora was organized by E.R. Jackson in 1900, only 10 years after Sonora became a town. The move to organize a bank was deemed foolhardy by some who had already seen two financial institutions fail. The organizational meeting was held on May 3, 1900. The first directors elected at the meeting were: E.R. Jackson, President; W.L. Aldwell, Cashier; E.F. Vander Stucken, Vice President; W.E. Whitehead; George S. Allison; R.F. Halbert and D.A. Cauthorn. The bank opened for business on Aug. 15, 1900, in the office of Mr. Vander Stucken’s general store, staying there a few days and then going to the Hagerlund Brothers’ store for two or three more weeks until a new building was completed. In 1995, Sonora Bank expanded outside of Sonora to San Angelo, Texas, opening up the San Angelo Banking Center, located at 5710 Sherwood Way, and later another branch was opened at 5202 Southland Blvd. In early 2009, the bank opened the Boerne Banking Center, at 122 W. Bandera in Boerne. In mid-2016, a branch was opened in Bulverde at 512 Singing Oaks. In 2018, Sonora Bank opened the doors to its second Boerne location at 1570 River Road, and in late 2019 the seventh branch location was opened in Wimberley, located at 100 Stillwater. The First National Bank of Sonora / San Angelo Banking Center / Boerne Banking Center, today collectively known as Sonora Bank, continues to be a family-owned community bank with many of the descendants of the original Board of Directors serving on the current Board. They are Ronald Cox, Edwin E. Sawyer III, Ben Pool, Israel Pena, Besa Martin, Jamie Akin and Bob Malone. The Directors and staff strive to fulfill our mission of “Providing Excellent, Professional Financial Services in a Hometown Atmosphere”.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Top Benefits
SOUTHWEST TEXAS TELEPHONE COMPANY
SOUTHWEST TEXAS TELEPHONE COMPANY
Rocksprings, Texas
25-49 employees
Southwest Texas Telephone Company serves 4,500 access lines in 3,675 square miles with 3,716 miles of facilities, a density of 1.22 access lines per square mile. The company provides a state-of-the-art telephone network featuring digital switching, fiber-optic transmission facilities, equal access to long distance providers, and the latest in enhanced calling features.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market
OZONA NATIONAL BANK
OZONA NATIONAL BANK
Ozona, Texas
50-99 employees
Established in 1905 by West Texas ranchers in the town of Ozona, Ozona Bank has remained a strong and true community bank for over 100 years. While Texas has grown, so has Ozona Bank adding locations in Wimberley, San Marcos, and now San Antonio. As the bank broadens its branch and technology offerings, we remain focused on personal attention, local business knowledge, and local decision-making. We are proud of our history as a bank and proud of the histories of our communities. Come on by any of our Ozona Bank locations and see how a community bank can work for you! Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive
CAMP EAGLE
CAMP EAGLE
Rocksprings, Texas
1-24 employees
CAMP EAGLE’S MISSION to inspire Christ-like change through Outdoor Adventure, Authentic Relationships, and Biblical Truth. We do this through youth Summer Camps, retreats for all ages, Outdoor Education programs, and backpacking adventure programs. Check out our website!
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
PEOPLES STATE BANK
PEOPLES STATE BANK
Rocksprings, Texas
1-24 employees
Peoples State Bank is a locally owned community bank founded on May 1, 1943. Today, the bank's total assets have grown to $110 million. Our bank serves Edwards County and the surrounding area and offers many different types of loans and deposit accounts. We strive to provide customers with friendly personal service.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Competitive