CALHOUN BANKS BREAKS GROUND ON NEW COMPLEX - Bank Offers To Donate Old Complex |
(06/13/2018) |
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Left-Right: Larry Chapman, Director; Leslie Maze, Director;
READY, SET, DIG - Bank officials, community leaders and By Bob Weaver June 11, 2018 - Calhoun Banks broke ground for a major new complex for their operations, located on the historic Hamilton family and old Grantsville Grade School site. CEO Martha Haymaker said the building of new facilities with provide better public access, 15 years in the making.
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Former CEO Jim Bennett gave a brief history of The current bank site was not customer-friendly, said Haymaker. Officials said the bank is in discussion with the Town of Grantsville regarding donating the old property to them. The current drive-through bank is on the flood plain. An integral part of the county for which it is named, Calhoun Banks, was incorporated in 1900. Since its inception, the bank has grown with branches in Arnoldsburg, Glenville and Elizabeth.
Working with the design build team of Pray Construction Company and Goff Architecture, both based in Charleston, Calhoun Banks first worked through the concept of renovating the old elementary school to the development of a new facility.
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New bank will be an 8,000 square foot, one story, brick
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