Planters Bank plans the purchase of Five Old National Bank Branches

Hopkinsville, KY – Planters Bank announces its intention to acquire five Old National Bank branches in Princeton, Providence, Dawson Springs, Sebree, and Sturgis, Kentucky.

In connection with the acquisition, Planters is assuming all of the deposit liabilities of the branches, but is not acquiring any loans. The total deposits being assumed were approximately $92 million as of August 1st, 2012.

Plans call for the transaction to be complete within 90-120 days, subject to regulatory approval and the satisfaction of other customary closing conditions. [Read more]

Planters Bank Promotes Emily Medvecky and Amanda Vinson to Assistant Vice President

Hopkinsville, KY – Planters Bank announces the promotion of Emily Medvecky and Amanda Vinson to assistant vice president/commercial banking.

“Both of these ladies have been with Planters Bank for several years now and have diligently worked from entry-level roles to commercial bankers. We are proud to have them on our team and appreciate their dedication,” said President and CEO Elizabeth McCoy. [Read more]

Downtown Business Feature: Planters Bank

Written by Kendall Welsh

Clarksville, TN – Welcome to the third installment of our series about downtown businesses!

We have already heard about Ingredients and The Roxy Regional Theatre. Now we are happy to share a great member of our downtown team – Planters Bank.

I am excited to share all these with you, and hope you enjoy getting to know your downtown merchants, restaurant owners better. [Read more]

Planters Announces Rossview Branch Opening

Clarksville, TN – Planters Bank announces the opening of a new full-service branch at 495 Dunlop Lane, adjacent to Gateway Medical Center, on Tuesday, July 12th.

“The Rossview/Dunlop Lane area has been a target of ours for quite some time and we are thrilled to finally be open here,” said CEO Elizabeth McCoy. “We’ve had tremendous success in the Clarksville market these past eight years and expect our growth to continue. Our branch staff will be active in the community, just as we are at all of our locations, and we look forward to serving customers and businesses here.” [Read more]

Jerles-Orton Joins Planters Commercial Banking Staff

Clarksville, TN – Planters Bank announces the addition of Amy Jerles-Orton as vice president of commercial and professional banking.

Jerles-Orton comes to Planters from Regions Bank where she worked as a business banker and branch manager.

“Amy is a well-established and active leader in the Clarksville business community,” said CEO Elizabeth McCoy. “We are obviously proud to have her join our excellent team.”

Jerles-Orton currently serves as president of the Clarksville Young Professionals, is on the Chamber of Commerce and YMCA Board of Directors, and is a graduate of Leadership Clarksville. She attended Bethel University.

Jerles-Orton will work from the bank’s Hilldale office, located at 1971 Madison Street.

Headquartered in Hopkinsville, Planters Bank maintains three offices in Hopkinsville and five in Clarksville.

Planters Names Michael Selfe Cash Management Director

Planters Bank announces the addition of Michael Selfe as director of cash management.

Selfe comes to Planters with more than 12 years of experience in treasury and cash management experience. Most recently, he served as financial services officer for middle and east Tennessee with First State Bank. Prior to that, he worked as a treasury management sales officer for SunTrust Bank.

“Mike brings a depth of cash management experience to Planters,” said CEO Elizabeth McCoy. “He will become an integral part of our commercial banking team and we are thrilled to have him.”

Selfe will work in from the Commerce Street office in Clarksville and the Main Office in Hopkinsville.

A graduate of David Lipscomb University, Selfe received a BBA in Marketing. He enjoys golf, running and a variety of other sports. He is married to Kelly and they have one daughter.

Headquartered in Hopkinsville, Planters Bank maintains three offices in Hopkinsville and five in Clarksville.

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