Centennial Bank's Prime Time Club hosted a golf event at Conway Country Club on Tuesday, November 9th. Brad French, Loan Officer in the Conway Region, organized this years event.
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Prime Time Golf Event 2010
Wednesday, November 10th, 2010Customer Appreciation Day in Mountain View
Monday, October 25th, 2010Customer appreciation day was enjoyed by all at the Sylamore branch in Mountain View. Customers were served food and enjoyed music as they visited with employees of Centennial Bank. The "Lifetime" award was given to Mr. Crawford Wyatt.
Family Day at Hewlett-Packard
Tuesday, September 21st, 2010Centennial Bank in Conway grills and serves over 1,000 hamburgers and hot dogs for Hewlett-Packard employees and their families.
Meet The Rockets
Thursday, September 2nd, 2010The Little Rock region served over 1200 Rocket fans at the annual "Meet The Rockets" event. Parents, faculty and students enjoyed hamburgers and hot dogs. The students entertained everyone during thier back to school pep rally.
Stuck on a Truck Participants Selected
Thursday, April 22nd, 2010Thousands of registration slips were turned in and 25 lucky contestants were pulled to participate in this years' Stuck on a Truck at Toad Suck competition. Only a week to go before contestants have to place their hands on the 2010 Ford F150 and compete against each other in an endurance battle of the mind and will. The last hand on the truck will take it come along with bragging rights for an entire year.
We will keep you up updated via our two twitter feeds @my100bank and @stuckonatruck , our facebook page and this blog. Also remember you can go to the official Stuck on a Truck website and watch the event as it streams live!
Pick your favorite contestant below and cheer them on through twitter and facebook. You can even vote for your favorite contestant by donating money for the charity each contestant is playing for. More details will be available through the Stuck on a Truck website.
2010 Stuck on A Truck Contestants: Candace Martin, Marietta Monday,Buck Bray,Tom Bougher, Brandon Kennemer, Erica Holland, John Harrelson, Christina Fraser, Jason Beck, Nacole Welch, Chris Brynell, Allin Crawford, Terry Odom, Alex Watts, Cody White, Josh Whitehurst, Jason Baggett, Eric Duvall, Stephen Hay, Kevin Cauthen, Joshua Thompson, Kari Allen, Brandy Andrews, Mike Cox, Scuba Steve Sweere
Welcome Old Southern Bank Customers
Monday, March 15th, 2010Today is an exciting day for both Centennial Bank and our newest family members, the employees and customers of Old Southern Bank in Orlando, Florida. Old Southern Bank branches opened as Centennial Bank for the first time this morning.
As with any new change, there are usually questions. We have created a point of reference for our new customers that should help explain any questions you may have. If you need further information, we have our live Customer Care Center you may contact at any time during business hours.
Below are some links that should give you the information you need:
Old Southern Bank Customer Home Page
Old Southern Bank Online Banking
Centennial Bank Locations and Hours
We have posted some pictures of new Centennial Bank personal bankers as they gather to get their new shirts and name tags.
Centennial Bank Named the Sherwood Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month for January
Monday, January 18th, 2010Centennial Bank has been named Business of the Month for January 2010 by the Sherwood Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber put together a brief, informative video featuring Centennial's involvement in Sherwood. We thank our customers, employees and the Sherwood Chamber of Commerce for the honor.
Hoffman to Lead Centennial Bank Retail Operations in Beebe
Thursday, December 17th, 2009
Centennial Bank recently announced that Deanna Hoffman has been hired to head retail operations in its Beebe market.
Hoffman is a graduate of the University of Central Arkansas in Conway with a bachelor’s degree in psychology.
“Beebe is an important and expanding market for us and we were fortunate to add another experienced banker to our team that was already familiar with our exceptional service standards. Deanna has the personality and business savvy to assist our customers, build new relationships and read into what is coming in the future for our Beebe market, ” said regional president Tracy French.
Before coming to Beebe, Hoffman was the assistant retail leader/branch manager for the Centennial Bank Main location in Conway. Hoffman’s new responsibilities include retail oversight of both Centennial branches in Beebe as well as new business development.
Hoffman’s civic activities include past chair for the Make a Wish program of the Midsouth, a Conway Chamber of Commerce ambassador, Women’s Council in Conway and Conway’s Paint the Town Purple committee.
“Getting involved in the community is the best way to serve the community. I look forward to helping serve the Beebe Chamber of Commerce and other organizations that build Beebe up and make it the best it possibly can be, ” said Hoffman.
Centennial Goes Mobile For Local Christmas Parades
Wednesday, December 16th, 2009Centennial Bank participated in multiple local Christmas parades over the past few weeks. Pictures include Sherwood and Cabot's parades.
Michelle Rogers, retail leader for our Hwy 5 branch in Cabot, was joined by her family as they drove the Centennial Bank "Bug" and handed out candy along with other various floats.
Centennial's Mobile Branch is Arkansas' only full service mobile bank. It features two ATM's, and has the same capabilities of our brick and mortar locations. Look for our Mobile Branch at a college, community event or Christmas Parade near you!
Centennial Takes the Plunge for a Great Cause
Wednesday, December 16th, 2009Centennial Bank was once again one of the main sponsors for the 2009 Polar Bear Plunge benefiting Special Olympics Arkansas. Little Rock regional president Bob Birch "plunged" with law enforcement officials from around the state to benefit the charity.
Birch challenged both Little Rock and North Little Rock branches to raise an additional $1,200 dollars for the event. If the branches met the goal, Birch would plunge in the 40 degree water with the first wave of law enforcement officers. Over $2,200 dollars were raised on behalf of Centennial and its employees.
To date, over $30,000 dollars has been raised for Special Olympics Arkansas through sponsorships and contributions for the Polar Bear Plunge.
See video and pictures of the event below!
CENTENNIAL BANK TOP 100 REASONS
#76 - A board of directors that cares and serves in my community!
