Merger of Platte Valley and Enevoldsen Management Companies Completed

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Platte Valley Financial Services Companies, Inc. announced on Thursday the completion of its merger with Enevoldsen Management Company and its banking subsidiary, The Potter State Bank of Potter. Additionally, the company finalized insurance-related acquisitions that consolidate services under J.G. Elliott Insurance Center, enhancing customer experience by providing more comprehensive and accessible insurance solutions throughout the region.

Following the merger, Platte Valley Bank has taken over all deposits, loans, and branch operations in Potter and Kimball. Customers will continue to be served by the same familiar staff, including members of the Enevoldsen family. The Potter State Bank locations are scheduled to rebrand as Platte Valley Bank in summer 2026.

The merged organization now operates 11 Platte Valley Bank locations across Nebraska’s Panhandle and 6 locations in Wyoming. Meanwhile, J.G. Elliott has expanded to 6 insurance offices across both states, improving access to local agents and a wider range of coverage options.

“The completion of both our banking and insurance mergers represents more than growth—it demonstrates our ongoing commitment to the people and communities we serve,” said Hod Kosman, CEO and Chairman of Platte Valley Companies. “We are proud to continue the legacy established by the Kosman and Enevoldsen families, focusing on delivering trusted, relationship-based service for generations to come.”

“J.G. Elliott has a long-standing history of serving families and businesses in our region, and this merger enables us to support even more customers with expanded expertise and resources,” said Kesha Hoehne, President of J.G. Elliott. “Customers will continue working with the same agents they know, now backed by a stronger, unified team.”

“This partnership honors the tradition and spirit of our community bank,” said Josh Enevoldsen, Community President of The Potter State Bank. “Our team remains right here, serving our neighbors as always, while gaining the ability to offer more solutions through Platte Valley Companies.”

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