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The bank has grown from $11 million in assets in 2003 to $101 Million in assets as of June of 2007.

CEO Scoot Wade shares the credit for the bank’s growth equally between the outstanding bank professionals who have an accumulated 120 years of banking experience and the bank’s customers. Advisory board members are Mike Worley, Thad McDonnell and Paula Bell. AimBank is owned by investors fro the area and guided by a board of directors consisting of Scoot Wade, Kenneth Willmon, Juneta Mitchell, Buford Duff, Jay Lee and Allen Carson. In 2003, that bank was converted to AimBank with the change in local ownership. The Levelland banking location was opened in September, 2003 after a local bank holding company was organized and acquired the First National Bank of Littlefield. The additional square footage will allow us to add more staff to support our continued growth,” he continued. “We are blessed with good loan officers and good employees. We think the new building will help us continue to grow.” We have had better than anticipated growth and need the additional space to accommodate continued growth. “ It has worked well for us, but it’s time to grow. “We have out grown the facility we’re in, “said Willmon. Construction will be completed in two phases. The existing building, which was once a fast-food business before being converted into the bank structure, will be demolished when the new building can be occupied. “We are in the process of moving our ATM into the same lane as our commercial teller to get it of the way of the construction,” said bank president Kenny Willmon. Craig Wallace Construction of Lubbock is the general contractor. above ground, four drive-in lanes and a new ATM.

The new structure will include a 2,000 sq.

Cost of the project is estimated at $985,000. The new building will replace the existing bank structure when it is completed during the second quarter of 2008.