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South Central Bank is proud to announce the Grand Opening April 19 of their new location, 1112 W 9th Street — Suite B, in the Logan Plaza in Russellville.
Festivities will also include a Customer Appreciation Day from 12:00 PM — 3:00 PM. There will be refreshments, drinks and door prizes during this time. The official ribbon cutting will be at 12:00 noon and hosted by the Logan County Chamber of Commerce.
With its new location, South Central Bank will offer customers amenities not available before. The office has been updated giving it an overall open and professional floorplan. A drive through banking option has been added, giving customers even more convenience. Individual offices and a conference room were incorporated improving meeting access.
“We’re just so excited about the new office. Not just the space itself but, also allowing customers ease of doing business, the updated modern look and overall positive customer banking experience. Not to mention the wonderful drive through. We are all very happy we can offer these services to our customers” said Market President Frank Bell.
South Central Bank has a long standing reputation of being involved and improving the communities in which we serve. By investing in our communities, we enhance the wellness of our customers and neighbors.
For additional information about our Grand Opening, the Russellville market and South Central Bank, contact Allen Handley, Marketing Coordinator, allen.handley@SouthCentralBank.com.
Founded in 1972 by James Kenneth Bale, following the acquisition of Deposit Bank of Monroe County, South Central Bank has grown in total assets of nearly 1.6 billion and maintains 30 offices across Kentucky and Tennessee. From the moment you walk through our doors, you’ll see that we know our community. We have been a part incredible growth in the communities we serve and have a sincere desire to help our customers be part of that growth. We maintain genuine relationships with our customers — and it shows. South Central Bank has remained a leader in financial services for 50 years.
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