First State Bank donates to Washington C.H. athletic program

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The First State Bank team recently donated $450 to the Washington City Schools’ athletic program for the fall sports season.

The contribution toward the program was made at the Washington Court House football game on Friday, Sept. 16.

The official check presentation was made before the game. The check was presented by Mark Richards, manager, and Karen Cassidy, office manager of the Washington Court House Banking Center, to Jon Creamer, athletic director.

“As a locally-owned community bank, supporting our local schools is very important to us,” said Richards. “We were excited to make the contribution and wish all Blue Lions fall athletes and fans a great season.”

First State Bank offers customers a full range of products, including traditional, personal, commercial and agricultural loan and deposit solutions. Additionally, First State Bank customers have the option of convenient online and mobile banking. FSB mobile app users also now have the option of mobile check deposit, so checks can be deposited anywhere, anytime.

Dedicated to providing exceptional customer service and high value products while enhancing shareholder value, First State Bank has been a trusted and respected community institution since 1884. With a loan production office in Clinton County and banking center locations in Adams, Brown, Highland, Fayette and now Hamilton counties, all banking center operations and management are locally controlled.

To learn more about First State Bank, visit www.fsb4me.com.

Jon Creamer (left), Washington High School athletic director, and the Blue Lion mascot, accept a donation from First State Bank representatives, Mark Richards, manager, and Karen Cassidy, office manager.
http://www.recordherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2016/09/web1_FSB.jpgJon Creamer (left), Washington High School athletic director, and the Blue Lion mascot, accept a donation from First State Bank representatives, Mark Richards, manager, and Karen Cassidy, office manager.

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