Town and Country Bank Announces New Branch Opening in Bloomington
BLOOMINGTON, Ill., Feb. 10, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Town and Country Bank is pleased to announce the opening of a new branch location in Bloomington, IL at 404 Hershey Road, Suite B, south of the corner of Hershey Road and Eastland Road. The opening of the full-service branch will take effect on Monday, March 1, 2021, with an open house event occurring later in the year to celebrate with the Bloomington-Normal community and surrounding areas.
In 2018, Town and Country Bank expanded its markets into Bloomington by opening a location at 404 Hershey Road, Suite B to operate as a Loan Production Office, offering a comprehensive menu of personal, business, agriculture, and mortgage loan services. Within three years, that same facility is now transitioning to a full-service branch that will offer the community access to in-branch services as well as online and digital solutions to further assist customers with achieving th
Carol Payne Brinkley
WILLIAMSBURG After bravely enduring a five-month long illness with Leukemia, Carol Payne Brinkley, 67, left us to be with her Lord and Savior and returned home to God Thursday evening, Feb. 4, 2021. Throughout her illness, she steadfastly exhibited courage, positivity and a gentle grace, which was typically how she met the challenges of every day she spent with us on this earth.
Carol was a native of Connecticut but spent her childhood years growing up in Mount Vernon, New York, and Hillsdale, New Jersey. She graduated from Pascack Valley High School in Hillsdale in 1971.
Carol attended Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington, Illinois, and graduated in 1975 with a B.A. Degree in English, and a minor in French. She then spent the next few years living in Germany, where she variously worked as a health spa attendant in Bad Feilnbach and as an au pair in the town of Wolfratshausen, a suburb of Munich. Upon her return to the United States, Carol took some p
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Originally published on February 4, 2021 8:02 pm
Illinois Wesleyan University alum Dave Kindred is a legendary sportswriter. But Kindred says he didn t write about sports as much as he wrote about people.
Kindred s latest work is a stark departure from the work that encapsulated most of his career, but it is about some of the people dearest to him.
“I loved him in ways that I never loved anybody,” Kindred said of his relationship with grandson Jared, the subject of Kindred’s new memoir titled Leave Out The Tragic Parts that was published on Tuesday.
Kindred tells the story of his grandson’s struggle with addiction and how substance abuse cost him his life at age 25.
Randy and Jenny Boyd - Owners
Boyd Sports, LLC, owned by Randy and Jenny Boyd, owns the Elizabethton River Riders and plays at Northeast Community Credit Union Ballpark. Lifelong sports fans, the couple is committed to creating a fun, family-friendly experience at the ballpark for generations to come in Elizabethton.
Boyd Sports, LLC, owns the Tennessee Smokies in Sevierville and has part-ownership in the Memphis Redbirds. It also owns the Johnson City Doughboys, Greeneville Flyboys and operates the Kingsport Axmen.
Randy Boyd currently serves the 26th president of the University of Tennessee. As the chief executive officer of the statewide university system, he oversees the operation of its four campuses in Knoxville, Chattanooga, Martin and Memphis and its three institutes of Agriculture, Space and Service.
Randy and Jenny Boyd - Owners
Boyd Sports, LLC, owned by Randy and Jenny Boyd, owns the Johnson City Doughboys and plays at TVA Credit Union Ballpark. Lifelong sports fans, the couple is committed to creating a fun, family-friendly experience at the ballpark for generations to come in Johnson City.
Boyd Sports, LLC, owns the Tennessee Smokies in Sevierville and has part-ownership in the Memphis Redbirds. It also owns the Greeneville Flyboys, Elizabethton River Riders and operates the Kingsport Axmen.
Randy Boyd currently serves the 26th president of the University of Tennessee. As the chief executive officer of the statewide university system, he oversees the operation of its four campuses in Knoxville, Chattanooga, Martin and Memphis and its three institutes of Agriculture, Space and Service.