Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

RIVERWIND BANK

Neighborly atmosphere sets business apart

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Staff members of RiverWind Bank, formerly The Bank of Augusta, pride themselves on customer service and a variety of beneficial services that make banking easy for the community. Through these values, the bank has maintained loyal customers while providing a positive atmosphere.

The bank is a privately held community bank with four locations serving White and Woodruff counties. Throughout its 80-year history, the bank has remained a fixture of the community through investment and developmen­t opportunit­ies.

The company was chartered in 1935 and succeeded through the economic hardships of the time by receiving deposits of more than $120,000 and more than $150,000 in assets the first day. Since then, the bank has continued to serve as a trusted business in the area.

In 2015, its board of directors recognized a need to select a new name to represent the company’s growth and stay on point with banking regulation­s that make expansion necessary. The White River has had a strong bearing on the developmen­t, recreation and entertainm­ent of the community, so to honor Augusta’s rich history and geography while upholding the standards of the bank’s founders, the board decided to change the bank’s name and rebrand the business as RiverWind Bank.

The bank has served the financial needs of Augusta residents for 80 years by blending old-fashioned principles of quality and tradition with the latest in technologi­cal advances and convenient service for customers.

With 31 employees in four locations to serve the Three Rivers Edition coverage area, the business continues the tradition of excellent customer service and commitment to the community. The company’s locations include the main location on South Second Street in Augusta, and locations on U.S. 64 in Augusta, West Beebe-Capps Expressway in Searcy and Hartsfield Drive in Searcy.

The bank strives to make banking a breeze by offering secure and practical solutions to meet the banking needs of individual­s and businesses in the region. It truly is a do-it-all bank as a result of its inclusion of personal, business and loan services.

 ?? SUBMITTED PHOTO ?? Directors and employees cut the ribbon at the main location in Augusta on Sept. 14, 2015, the day the bank changed its name from The Bank of Augusta to RiverWind Bank.
SUBMITTED PHOTO Directors and employees cut the ribbon at the main location in Augusta on Sept. 14, 2015, the day the bank changed its name from The Bank of Augusta to RiverWind Bank.

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