The Pecos County State Bank Appoints Three New Board Members

March 15, 2022

Shareholders of Fort Stockton-based The Pecos County State Bank announced the election of three new directors to its board at its annual shareholders’ meeting.

Kyle Card is the principal of Stockton Ford. He was born and raised in Fort Stockton and graduated from Southern Methodist University.

Scott King is a rancher and private investor. He was born and raised in Monahans and graduated from Texas Christian University.

Bill McAnally serves as executive vice president/agricultural loan officer for Pecos County State Bank. He joined the bank in 2013. McAnnally was born and raised in the Fort Worth area and graduated from Sul Ross University.

Established in 1928, The Pecos County State Bank operates branches in Fort Stockton, Sanderson, Sierra Blanca and Van Horn.

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