Our approach to service is not about checking something off the list for today. It’s about making incremental positive change over time.

Unlike our credit union counterparts, we pay taxes, and those tax dollars are spent at home to ensure our communities grow.

When I consider what I love about community banking, I get a clear visual: overlapping concentric circles with one common center. Each circle represents an element of your impact on communities, including people, culture, economic growth, personal and professional development, and more. But in the center of everything lies the human connection.

After a very challenging 2020, I encourage you and your loved ones to end the year strong and fill up with hope for what 2021 may bring.

As the cornerstones of the community, community bankers offer a light in the darkness of hard times.

“With a heart led by compassion, let’s ask ourselves a question: Who do we want to be when we grow up?” At times in our country, true independence has arisen from points of crisis—critical moments in time that require us to listen and reflect. Just think about the foundation of our nation so many years […]