Welcome

Welcome to our new electronic banking portal.  Here you can find out about the banking services we offer as well as business hours for our three locations.  Please take a moment to visit each of the pages highlighting the individual branches. We offer full service banking at each location.  We are proud of theses facilities and encourage you to visit each one, either on the web or in person if you have the opportunity.    We have also added market information, local weather and national news headlines to our home page.  Just click on the headline to read the full story.  We encourage you to add this page to your favorites for easy access each time you log on to your computer.

Also, please take a moment to log into our enhanced internet banking service.  Now you can see images, both front and back sides, of the items presented on your account with a simple point and click.  Along with image viewing we will now be updating Internet Banking account balances multiple times throughout the day.  This means as items are processed at the Bank they will be reflected on your Internet Banking history allowing you to stay abreast of the activity and balances in your accounts.  As a part of this enhancement, your Shazam Debit Card balances will also be updated multiple times each day giving you quicker card access to deposits made after hours.

We encourage you to spend some time getting to know our updated website.  We have added financial calculators to assist you in your financial planning from the comfort of your home or office.  And finally we have added community links so that you may make plans to visit many of our local attractions during your leisure time.  Check out the school calendars for the area schools and plan to attend a play, sporting event, or music concert.  You will be glad you did!

We welcome your comments and questions.  Go to the contacts page to contact any of our friendly and experienced staff members.

Tom McGavran
President

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