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Clay County Bank donates funds for students

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March 27, 2024
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L-R Barry McCune, Shawn Krajeski, Greg Gency and Bret Stover

By Allen Hamrick

Clay County Bank has one thing top on their mind and that is to serve the people of Clay County.  Down through the years, with modern thinking from a youthful administration, they have turned the bank into a place where patrons from all walks of life can come in and get help.  Unlike other banks where you have to be able to dance to their tunes and be at a level that a tie has to be worn to get a $100 loan, CCB is a bank that gives back to the community that it is a part of it.  Recently, AD Shawn Krajeski received a check from Greg Gency, CCB President, to pay for student admission into events for the 2023-2024 season.  

CCB will always be a place of refuge for the common individual to get away from the chaotic, heartless and impersonal attention that big banks have to offer.  That’s because the people who run it, the people who deposit, the people who have loans and those who invest are just one big happy family, and they all make this possible.  CCB is your local bank, the bank of the people it serves. 

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