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What Would you Do with $100? Students in Key Largo Told Us Through Art.

There are many fun methods we utilize to better help children understand money and finances through our "Teach Kid's to Save" program. Recently, we posed a question to the kindergarten through fifth grade students at Key Largo Schools. ...

Centennial Helps Break Ground for Innovative New Home in Downtown Little Rock

Ok, we admit it.  Working at Centennial does allow us to see some really cool things.  It makes us feel good when we know that we had a small part of making someone's day or watching the fulfillment of a dream.  Occasionally, we are...

Grilling in Key West Brings Over $2,500 for Wesley House Charity

Centennial Bank and Wesley House joined forces for the annual Seafood Festival, raising money to benefit the Wesley House Center.  Through the sale of Centennial Bank grilled hamburgers and hot dogs, over $2,500 was raised.  All funds were...

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  • Centennial Goes Mobile For Local Christmas Parades
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  • Wreaths Around Punta Gorda
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