NebraskaLand Bank Honored with 2024 Step Forward Award for Small Business Volunteerism

6 Nov 2024

News

NebraskaLand Bank is proud to announce its recognition as the recipient of the 2024 Small Business, Corporate Community Volunteer, Step Forward Award, presented by Serve Nebraska and Governor Pillen. This prestigious honor celebrates the bank's unwavering commitment to community service and highlights the significant impact of its volunteer programs.

The award, a testament to NebraskaLand Bank's dedication to enhancing local communities, was graciously accepted by Sen. Mike Jacobson, President & CEO. "Receiving the 2024 Step Forward Award for Corporate Community Volunteerism is an incredible honor. It pays tribute to our amazing team members who tirelessly contribute to what NebraskaLand Bank stands for. Representing their efforts is both a privilege and a joy," said Jacobson.

Read the full article here.

More Topics

Three Buffalo County Manufacturing Companies Driving Their Industries Forward

Oct 30 2024

Buffalo County, Nebraska, has long been a hub of manufacturing excellence, and three standout businesses—KAAPA Ethanol Holdings,LLC, Delux Manufacturing, and Badass Workbench—are prime examples of this evolution. They provide critical services and products that support industries like agriculture, energy, and logistics while boosting the local economy. KAAPA: Fueling the Future with...

Kinkaider Brewing Co. announces new Tri-Cities location following plans to close in Grand Island

Oct 25 2024

KEARNEY, Neb. (KSNB) - Kinkaider Brewing Company is moving its retail license from Grand Island to Kearney.Kinkaider co-owner Cody Schmick said they are planning to open up a location right off of I-80 in Kearney.Schmick said they are partnering with the Younes family to be a part of their complex,...

Highlighting the Importance and Sustainability of a Vital American Industry

Oct 18 2024

The vast majority of companies that rely on business aviation are small and medium-size companies, many of which are located in towns far from America’s major metropolitan business centers. These enterprises depend upon business aircraft, operating from community airports, to remain connected and competitive.At the same time, business aviation also...