BELLE FOURCHE, SD — Pioneer Bank & Trust is proud to announce an $8,000 contribution to Prairie Hills Transit to support essential transportation services in western South Dakota. This donation, when coupled with another $5,000 contribution last March, underscores the bank’s commitment to the community and ensuring residents have reliable access to healthcare, employment, and daily necessities. As a non-profit provider, Prairie Hills Transit serves as a vital lifeline for many in Western South Dakota, particularly for seniors and individuals with disabilities. The funds provided by Pioneer Bank & Trust will be directed toward maintaining high-quality service standards and expanding the reach of transit options within the community. “At Pioneer Bank & Trust, we believe that a connected community is a thriving community,” said Ashley Pearson, Vice President and manager at Pioneer Bank & Trust in Belle Fourche. “We are honored to support Prairie Hills Transit in their mission to provide safe, accessible, and affordable transportation for our neighbors.” This partnership highlights a shared vision of community growth and stability. By investing in public transit, Pioneer Bank & Trust helps bridge the gap for those who rely on these services to maintain their independence and quality of life.
Pioneer Bank & Trust Invests $13,000 in Community Mobility for Belle Fourche

February 6, 2026
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