A significant letter written by founding father Thomas Jefferson sold Friday for the asking price of $90,000 and will return to Maryland, the state where it was penned 242 years ago. The letter, ...

Heartland Bank, a leading financial institution serving Northwest Iowa, is pleased to announce the appointment of John S. Rosenboom to president, effective June 2025. Rosenboom brings over 15 years of ...

Both professionally and his community endeavors, David Wills has become a familiar face to many Clark County citizens.  Now, ...

The first president was rich even by today’s standards—about $708.5 million in adjusted dollars. He inherited Mount Vernon, earned from his military service, and managed one of the largest ...

Citizens First Bank has grown to the 11th largest bank in the state of Florida, with its newest location opening in Eastport. Citizens First Bank boasts assets worth $4.1 billion as of March 31 with ...

Firstrust Bank Executive Chairman and Owner Richard J. Green was recently honored as a recipient of a 2025 Ellis Island Medal of Honor, presented by the Ellis Island Honor Society. The medal ...

Casey Reilly, president of First Citizens Bank of Butte CEO, said the transaction will bring tremendous opportunities. “It’s a natural fit,” said Reilly.

Citizens has named Marc Lubelczyk as president of its New Hampshire and Vermont markets, succeeding Joseph Carelli, who will retire effective May 2. Lubelczyk, a New Hampshire native and longtime ...

Law has served as President of Carthage Lions Club, President of the Smith County Heritage Museum Board and President of the Smith County Chamber of Commerce. Citizens Bank is the only bank that is ...

In June 1998, the Thomas County Food Bank opened its doors with Smith as its President and an all-volunteer staff. Since that day, the staff has remained all volunteers.

Trump deportation proposal has sparked national outrage after President Donald Trump suggested deporting even U.S. citizens convicted of violent crimes to El Salvador. His controversial remarks—made ...