Sept. 11 customer appreciation day at Citizens National Bank
Citizens National Bank will hold a customer appreciation day on Friday, Sept. 11, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., at 102 S. Main St.
Free pulled pork sandwiches, brats, chips, and cupcakes will be served. Attendees may also enter to win a grand prize tailgate package. CNB will also offer special rates on all new CDs opened in the Bluffton office Sept 12 -18. Call the office at 419-358-8040 for more details.
“This event celebrates the loyalty and relationships we’ve built with our customers through the years,” said Steve Ritter, SVP/Bluffton City Executive.
“Since opening in 1920, the Bluffton community has been supportive of our bank and allowed us to continue to grow. We truly appreciate the trust families and businesses place in us,” he added.
Citizens National Bank is a community bank with a special focus on small business and agriculture. Learn more about its products and services at cnbohio.com or like it on Facebook, facebook.com/cnbohio.
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