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Branson Bank is excited to announce, beginning Monday, February 13, 2023, Full Service Community Banking will be OPEN in Branson West! Join us at our new, mobile facility and meet the team. The current Branson West Lending Center, located at 16208 St. Hwy. 13, Suite 103A, will close to the public on Friday, February 10, 2023, […]
Read MoreBranson Bank has been nominated in two categories in the “BEST OF” in Southwest Missouri. You can find it listed in both the SERVICES/BANK and AGRICULTURE/BANK categories. Vote (once per day) until 02/17/23. https://www.voteswmo.com/?fbclid=IwAR37s4drCA4envQj-FbGyh9ghR6d-GjmURJF8n0rlQPG9VemZ-6N2NodPPw
Read MoreAmanda Hoenes, Sergeant, USMC graduated from Branson High School in 1999 and enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in January 2001. She served from January 2001- November 2006 with one the most highly regarded Marine Medium Helicopter Squadrons, the HMM-268 Red Dragons stationed in Camp Pendleton, California. In 2001, she was the first female […]
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Each year, Branson Bank awards several $500.00, one-time scholarships to area graduating high school seniors, living in Taney or Stone County, who plan to continue studies in fields related to: Business or Finance. Click Here to download the Scholarship Application.
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The greatest legacies start as stories. Those stories become symbols – visible signs of a dream that has come to fruition – but continues to reinvent itself to strengthen its foundation. For us, a community bank headquartered in Branson, Missouri, the decision to update our logo after two decades was not taken lightly. With a […]
Read MoreDale Higgins was born October 8, 1926, in a farmhouse in Seward County, Kansas, near Liberal, Kansas. Just prior to graduating High School, Higgins had enlisted on April 4, 1944, only two months shy of graduation. He had hoped to avoid being drafted and to be granted permission to graduate before starting boot camp. Higgins […]
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Nominated by Chaplain (Colonel) Paul Vicalvi I have known Chief Warrant Officer W-3, Darryl Ostrom for approximately three years. I first met him when he contacted me about joining the newly forming Disabled American Veteran’s Chapter in Branson. Darryl enlisted at the age of 17 in May 1963 and served two tours in Vietnam on […]
Read MoreNomination and Story by: Joyce Porter, Spouse John Porter joined the US Marines in April of 1966 on the 120-day delay plan. He went active in August 1966 and was in boot camp until December 1966. In January 1967, he went to Camp Lejune until May 1967 when he went to Cuba until October of […]
Read MoreNomination by: Marcia Hostetter, Spouse. Abbreviated History by: Robert Hostetter 6 October 64 to 31 March 67 – Reported for duty to HS-6 at NAAF Imperial Beach, California. Made 1st trip to Viet Nam after completing Anti-Submarine Warfare School, San Diego, and after that 4 weeks, I was sent to SERE School, Warner Springs, California. […]
Read MoreNominated by Jim Pede. It is my pleasure to nominate James Eugene Iseminger for the Branson Bank prestigious “Veteran of the Quarter” Award. “Gene” was inducted into the United States Army on 23 November 1942 and entered into active duty on 30 November 1942 at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas where he took his basic training. He […]
Read MoreDr. James (Jim) Rougeau, born in December of 1935, started his military career in 1957. After completing 4 years of ROTC, he enlisted in the Army National Guard as a member of Company E, 199th Infantry Regiment of the 9th Infantry Division (LA National Guard). He was a SFC, E-6, in that organization. In 1958, […]
Read MoreWhen Mr. John Atkins entered the service of the United States Navy in March 1943, little did he realize the impact he would have in providing safety for thousands of men and women of this great nation and the world. Mr. Atkins served during WWII on a US Navy minesweeper and the USS Captivate, from […]
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