Heartland Bank Blog

In 1989, owners Tom and Mary DeVries opened their FASTSIGNS sign and graphics center. The location opened with just 1,200 square feet in the Westerville Plaza. Over the years, the location has doubled in size, eventually getting to the point where the center was simply out of space. Tom and Mary made the decision to build a whole new facility. Westerville FASTSIGNS now occupies 6,000 square feet of a 10,000-square-foot building in the Brooksedge office park. 

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When Gary Shyu wanted to fulfill his dream of owning his own restaurant and purchase a building in Grove City the first bank he called said they were “too busy” to talk to him. Fortunately for Shyu, his next call was to Heartland Bank. After talking with G. Scott McComb, the bank’s President and CEO, the two met the following morning and one month later the purchase was complete and China Bell Restaurant and Event Center was born. 

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Heartland Bank was recently honored by the NAACP for their involvement in the Back to School, Stay in School Program. Heartland’s series of financial literacy workshops in schools and communities centers for families participating in the Back to School, Stay in School Program help to reinforce the values of this great program, and was one of the reasons for the bank being selected for this award. 

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According to a recent story from the Today Show, losing weight was the #1 resolution made in 2013. This probably does not come as a surprise, since it seems like the topic of fitness and getting in shape always ranks at the top of the list of New Year’s Resolutions. It’s an admirable goal, and getting more fit has many great benefits to your health.  

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The tradition of giving continues this season at Heartland Bank. This year’s Holiday Party, held Saturday, December 15th at the Jefferson Country Club, market the 16th Annual Silent Auction where employees had the opportunity to bid on items with proceeds going to benefit several local organizations. 

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Technology is a wonderful thing and has made our lives easier in so many ways. For example, travel is made easier thanks to GPS navigation, whether it’s integrated in your new car’s dashboard or on your mobile device. You just plug in the address of your destination and click “GO” and let the magic happen. Before you know it, you’ve got a route spelled out for you to follow, sometimes even taking into consideration traffic or construction, so that you get where you want to go with ease. While you still have to drive (the Google driverless car hasn’t come to Ohio yet), technology has made the trip easier (photo courtesy of Edumunds Inside Line). 

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Business Leaders gathered at Heartland Bank’s main office on October 31st for a Power Breakfast presentation to help them better understand the impact of state and local taxes. Presenting was Laurence Jones, Director of the State and Local Tax Practice at Brixey & Meyer, and he led the discussion with information about how to reduce your risk of non-compliance on state and local taxes, as well as taking advantage of all incentives available when you invest in your business. 

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We'd like to take some time to help show you just how easy it is to get a deposit account opened online with our Online Account Center. Whether you're interested in getting a Checking Account, Savings Account or one of our great rate Certificate of Deposits, you can get your account opened from the convenience of your own computer. 

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Univenture’s greatest feature is their ability to understand customer needs and find a solution that adds value and differentiates a company’s product from others available on the market. 

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Local hardware store personal service and advice is alive and well in Johnstown, Ohio. Since 1958, Shull’s Hardware has been committed to giving good service and advice to customers. “We try to treat people the way we would like to be treated as a person,” says owner Mike Shull. 

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