biggest companies in Wood River, IL

Schnuck Markets, Inc. have been serving customers a unique combination of quality food, variety and value for more than seven decades. Founded in north St. Louis in 1939, the family-owned grocery company has grown to include nearly 100 stores in five states: Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and Iowa.

UTLX Company consists of three Marmon sectors - Rail Products & Services, Engineered Products, and Crane Services, as well as EXSIF Worldwide, the world's largest lessor of intermodal tank containers. Marmon Rail Products & Services includes Union Tank Car Company and Procor, full-service providers of railroad tank cars throughout North America, and other businesses primarily serving the transportation, energy, chemical, and related markets.

Ergon, Inc. is a privately owned company based in Jackson, Mississippi.

First Busey Corporation is a financial holding company headquartered in Champaign, Illinois.

Our Mission is to fulfill the financial needs of our communities with exceptional personal service, professionalism and integrity, and deliver meaningful value and results for customers and shareholders.

Scott Credit Union is a full-service financial institution providing financial services for individuals and businesses, including free checking accounts with interest, ATMs, credit and debit cards, new and used vehicle loans, mortgage loans, unsecured ...

Explorer operates a 1,830-mile common carrier pipeline that transports gasoline, diesel, fuel oil and jet fuel from the Gulf Coast to the Midwest. Through connections with other refined petroleum products pipelines, we serve more than 70 major cities in 16 states. On our system, which has a capacity of 660,000 barrels a day, it takes as few as 11 days to move a barrel of product from the Gulf Coast region to the Chicago area. With headquarters in Tulsa, Explorer is owned by subsidiaries of American Capital Strategies Ltd, Phillips66, Marathon, Sunoco Logistics and Shell. Explorer Pipeline began with a group of gentlemen from ten different oil companies coming together for a common goal. The competitors set aside their differences to find the best way to get their product to markets across the country. In the end, eight companies signed on as shareholders in a new pipeline that would span 1,400 miles with a capacity of 720,000 barrels a day. The founding companies were Apco Oil Company, Cities Service Company, Continental Oil Company, Gulf Oil Company, Phillips Petroleum Company, Shell Oil Company, Sun Oil Company and Texaco, Inc.