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Pinnacle Bank is a subsidiary of Pinnacle Bancorp` a family-owned bank holding company that traces our history back to 1938 in Palmer` Nebraska. During the Great Depression` the two banks in Palmer had closed without the prospects of re-opening. A group of businessmen and farmers` including brothers George and Tom Dinsdale` felt that their town needed a bank. They soon opened the State Bank of Palmer – the forerunner of our current Dinsdale family banking organization. Today` Pinnacle Bank is a resourceful community banking network with $6.7 billion in assets and locations across eight states. Even as we grow` the relationships ...

Pinnacle Bank is a subsidiary of Pinnacle Bancorp` a family-owned bank holding company that traces our history back to 1938 in Palmer` Nebraska. During the Great Depression` the two banks in Palmer had closed without the prospects of re-opening. A group of businessmen and farmers` including brothers George and Tom Dinsdale` felt that their town needed a bank. They soon opened the State Bank of Palmer – the forerunner of our current Dinsdale family banking organization. Today` Pinnacle Bank is a resourceful community banking network with $6.7 billion in assets and locations across eight states. Even as we grow` the relationships we have with our customers and within our communities are what continue to make the difference. Our banks are led by managers who make local decisions` so we can offer solutions that fit our customers best. We sponsor hundreds of community causes` including school activities` special events` children’s programs and more. We also continue to invest in technology that provides our customers access to the latest products and features of the industry. At Pinnacle Bank` we have been helping businesses` farms and communities grow for four generations. By staying true to our values and making customer service a priority` we will continue to be here day after day` year after year` to bring you the best banking experience possible. That`s the Pinnacle Way. And it’s the way banking should be.

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