Branch Updates
Bank-wide: Upcoming holiday closings: Monday, February 16, for Presidents Day.
Carlisle: Join us for a free Bingo Night at Stadium View Restaurant in Carlisle on March 2! Come out, play a few rounds, and win prizes from Peoples Bank and local businesses. This is one of five Bingo nights we’re hosting this year, so be sure to follow us on Facebook to catch the next one!
Indianola: We’re bringing back the weeklong shred event again this year. We’ll have shred bins in our Indianola lobby each day from September 14 to 18. This year the bins will be emptied on a daily basis. As a reminder, these bins are for shredding items that contain personal/confidential information. No newspapers, magazines, or items with paperclips or staples will be accepted.
Chariton: We attended the Cattlemen’s Annual Banquet on January 9, and enjoyed a delicious steak dinner and a great evening with the community.
Knoxville: Our branch team will be attending the Knoxville Raceway’s 14th Annual Fundraiser on February 28 at the Dyer Hudson Building at the Knoxville Raceway. Dinner begins at 4:30 p.m., followed by the auction at 6:30 p.m.
Milo/Lacona: To celebrate the grand opening of the new Milo American Legion building in February, we paid for 35 attendees to have biscuits and gravy on us. The American Legion hosts breakfast for the community on the first Sunday of each month from October through May, and everyone is welcome to attend.
Pleasantville: We’re excited to partner with Pleasantville schools to host a group of students interested in learning about different roles at the bank during a job shadow event in February. We’ll also have our Pleasantville Branch Manager, Marion County Ag Lender, and Marketing Assistant volunteering at the schools’ Career Day in March to connect with students and share about the different careers available in banking. If your school is interested in hosting a similar event, contact us at marketing@mybankpsb.com.
Seymour: We are celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with our annual Pot of Gold contest! Stop by the branch March 9 to 17 and take a guess at how many coins are in the pot for your chance to win some Peoples Bank swag.
Apply for $1,000 Scholarship from Peoples Bank
If you are a graduating high school senior in Carlisle, Chariton, Indianola, Knoxville, Pleasantville, Southeast Warren, Seymour, or Wayne High School, you are eligible for a $1,000 scholarship if you’re planning on attending some form of additional schooling/training after graduation. This includes college, university, trade, and apprentice programs. To qualify, click here to submit the form and essay requirement. All applications will be judged anonymously. Winners will be notified during their school’s scholarship announcement programs.
Questions can be sent to contact@mybankpsb.com.
* Winner does not need to be present at announcement to win. No purchase, payment, donation, or account is required. Odds of winning are dependent upon number of applications. Scholarship payments will be delivered to winner within 30 days.
RSVP for our Upcoming Ag Seminars!
We’re hosting two free Ag Seminars focused on Marketing your Grain and using Trusts and LLCs in your operations. You can either attend in Chariton or Indianola. Lunch is provided. Here’s details on each seminar:
Indianola | February 18
12 to 2 p.m.
Peoples Bank Training Room (East of the main building)
500 E. Iowa Ave
Indianola, IA 50125
Speakers: Fred Dietz of Apalis and Attorney Wyatt Kaldenberg of Ellis Law Firm.
Please RSVP by February 13. Call: 641-583-6941 or email njacobson@mybankpsb.com
Chariton | February 25
12 to 2 p.m.
CB&Q Freight House
1115 Auburn Ave.
Chariton, IA 50049
Speakers: Fred Dietz of Apalis and Attorney Jenna Lain of Meyer & Lain.
Please RSVP by February 20. Call: 641-583-6941 or email njacobson@mybankpsb.com
This or That with the President
Ever wonder what our President, Kevin Halterman, would pick if he had to choose between two favorites? We asked him a few quick “This or That” questions to give you a peek behind the scenes. It’s a fun way to get to know the leader who helps guide Peoples Bank, one choice at a time.
1. Early mornings or late evenings: Early morning 🌅
2. Coffee or tea: Coffee all the way. ☕
3. Small-town parade or county fair: County Fair🐮
4. Phone call or face-to-face conversation: Face to Face 🤝
5. Solo with your spreadsheets or strategy sessions: Strategy Sessions 🗣️
6. Classic comfort food or trying something new: Always up for something new 🥘
Read our fraud blog for resources
Stay informed, stay protected. Fraud continues to impact both consumers and businesses, and scammers are always finding new ways to deceive. A good rule of thumb: if something seems too good to be true, it probably is. Staying informed is one of the best ways to protect yourself and your finances. Visit our blog to learn about current scams, red flags to watch for, and practical tips to help keep your personal and financial information safe: https://mybankpsb.com/blog/
Amanda and Peggy, A Peoples Bank Legacy
Great banking isn’t just taught. It’s a family trait.
See how mother-daughter duo Peggy, Lacona Branch Manager, and Amanda, Knoxville Branch Manager, are building their legacy at Peoples Bank.
Watch here:
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Upcoming Events
Did you know Peoples Bank has an events calendar? Visit this page to see all of our upcoming community events! https://mybankpsb.com/connect/events-calendar/
