Sundance State Bank has been proudly serving the Northeastern Wyoming areas since 1895 when John W. Rogers opened a bank in the area. Sometime between 1895 and 1905 J.G. Bush became associated with John Rogers and the bank became known as Rogers and Bush Bankers. Just a short time later, Rogers and Bush Bankers became the Sundance State Bank after it received a Corporate Charter on October 25, 1905. The first directors of Sundance State Bank were J.W. Rogers, J.G. Bush, A.L. Ripley, C.H. Sackett and J.L. Propst.
Today, Sundance State Bank remains a locally owned bank dedicated to serving the financial needs of Northeastern Wyoming. Sundance State Bank offers investment products paying competitive rates such as: Savings accounts, Certificates of Deposit, IRAs, and more.