Hunter Kosman, executive vice president of PVC, addresses the crowd during the $1 million check presentation outside of Platte Valley Bank on Oct. 8, 2026.
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Zac Karpf, president of PVC and a member of the “Vote Yes for Scottsbluff Aquatics and Senior Center” citizen committee, addresses the crowd during the $1 million check presentation outside of Platte Valley Bank on Oct. 8, 2026.
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Hunter Kosman and Amy Doll, both of Platte Valley Companies, unveil the $1 million ceremonial check during a presentation ceremony outside of Platte Valley Bank on Oct. 8.
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A crowd gathers to watch the $1 million check presentation ceremony outside of Platte Valley Bank on Oct. 8, 2026.
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Triniti Burgner, associate executive director of the Scottsbluff YMCA, addresses the crowd during the $1 million check presentation outside of Platte Valley Bank on Oct. 8, 2026.
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Hod Kosman, PVC chairman and CEO, addresses the crowd during the $1 million check presentation outside of Platte Valley Bank on Oct. 8, 2026.
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From left to right: Zac Karpf, Scottsbluff Mayor Betsy Vidlak, Triniti Burgner, Wade Gebhardt, Hod Kosman and Hunter Kosman pose with the $1 million ceremonial check after a presentation ceremony outside of Platte Valley Bank on Oct. 8.
Platte Valley Companies celebrated its 30th anniversary with a major announcement: a $1 million pledge toward the construction of a proposed aquatics and senior center in Scottsbluff.
