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Logan Bank & Trust was excited to attend the ribbon cutting for the Logan Wood apartments for Veterans. Pictured are Logan Bank & Trust employees Josh Workman, Gary Wilson, Jennifer Spence, Tyler Crum and Tammie Donahoe.
Logan Bank and Trust's own Gary Wilson and Tyler Crum attended the dedication ceremony for the Almost Heaven swing at the Chief Logan Conference Center.
Logan County Chamber of Commerce89th Annual Membership Dinner
Logan Bank and Trust was proud to support the Logan County Chamber of Commerce at the 89th annual Membership dinner. Pictured Joshua Workman, Glenn Yost, John Yost, Gary Wilson, Tammie Donahoe, and Mark Mareske.
Read to Me DayThank you, Tiffany Lowe for loving our community. Tiffany dressed the part for Read to Me day at Beth Haven Christian School. She read to the Kindergarten, First and Second Grade classes. Tiffany also donated a set of books to the school. We are the difference!
Main Street CoThank you, Main Street Co for inviting LB&T to your soft opening today. We wish you much success.
Congratulations and Happy Retirement to Mark MareskeMark has been a dedicated and valued employee of LB&T for the past 34 years. He has deeply impacted Logan Bank & Trust with his leadership, vision, character and integrity. Logan Bank & Trust wishes you the best. Mark joined the LB&T family in 1989. Throughout his career, Mark served as Chief Financial Officer as the Bank grew from $67 Million in assets to $327 Million in assets. Mark has used his financial experience to participate in several outside boards, committees, and town councils. During his time at LB&T Mark’s personal family also grew in size. Mark and his wife Leigh have three children and one grandchild. Mark will retire where he will now be a full time husband, father, and grandfather and enjoy a well-deserved retirement with his family. Mark will also be forever a part of the LB&T Family. Congratulations.
Child Abuse Prevention MonthLB&T is wearing blue to show support for children and families as a part of Child Abuse Prevention month.
Jennifer Spence at Heritage Primary Christian SchoolLB&T's Jennifer Spence went to Heritage Primary Christian School to explain how banking works.
Gary Wilson at Logan Elementary SchoolLB&T's very own Gary Wilson reads to Logan Elementary School class.
Dr Seuss Day at Beth Haven Christian SchoolLB&Ts own Tiffany Lowe donated a set of Dr Seuss books and also made green eggs with the Kindergarten and 1st grade classes.
Gary Visits the Logan, Chapmanville, and Man High Schools
LB&Ts very own Gary Wilson visiting Chapmanville, Man, and Logan High Schools to talk to the students about credit.
Christmas in the Park 2022Logan Bank and Trust Christmas in the Park. Thank you to all who participated.
Christmas 2022 Chapmanville GrinchLogan Bank and Trust would like to thank Tiffany Lowe and Alyssa Glycadgis for reading to the Chapmanville Elementary school kids.
Fire and Ice 2021Logan Bank and Trust was proud to take part in the annual Fire and Ice event. LB&T would like to thank The Logan County Chamber of Commerce for hosting the Fire and Ice event and inviting us.
Logan Trash Pickup 2021Logan Bank and Trust is appreciative of the community that we have and we participate in the annual Logan Trash Pickup.
Easter CelebrationsLogan Bank and Trust would like to thank the city of Logan for letting us be a part in the towns celebratory Easter event! Employee’s Joy Lawson and Jamie Grimmett handed out easter eggs to all the people who showed up to participate.
Saint Patrick's DayLogan Bank and Trust employee’s wear green to celebrate St Patrick’s day.
December 11, 2020 - Christmas In The ParkLogan Bank and Trust is proud to be apart of Christmas In The Park this year.
September, 2020 - New Chapmanville Middle School ScoreboardCongratulations to Chapmanville Middle School on their new scoreboard!
September, 2020 - New Man High School ScoreboardCongratulations to Man High School on their new scoreboard!
September 21, 2019 - Dignity Hospice WalkThe morning of September 21, 2019 Dignity Hospice held its annual walk in Chapmanville, WV. Logan Bank & Trust gave a generous donation to Dignity Hospice to help with the event. Several of the banks employees participated in the walk. Logan Bank & Trust is making a difference in our community by supporting these local events with both monetary donations and employee participation. We are the difference!
September 20, 2019 - Fire and Ice EventLogan Bank and Trust is proud to announce that we won the People’s choice and took Second place overall at the Fire and Ice chili event. Thank you to everyone who came out to support us! The Logan County Chamber of Commerce recently hosted its forth annual Fire and Ice event on September 20, 2019. The event was located at the Logan County Airport in Stollings, WV. Hundreds of people came to taste crafted beer with some of the best local chili around. Logan Bank & Trust was proud to participate in the chili tasting contest along with supporting the entire event. Logan Bank & Trust is making a difference in our community by supporting these local events with both monetary donations and employee participation. We are the difference!
June 13, 2019 - Logan County Charitable and Educational FoundationLogan Bank and Trust were happy to host the awarding of scholarships sponsored by the Logan County Charitable and Educational Foundation. Logan Bank and Trust would like to thank all the donors for helping further the education of the youth of the Logan county area and to also congratulate the recipients of these scholarships. Donors- Butch, Daniel, Don & Elnora Elkins, Ferrell, Frye, Hanners, Klele, McCane, Queen, Bus Perry, Perry/Stultz, Ray, Spaulding, Srichai, Tabor, Vance, Wagner, and Weiner Recipients (Pictured Above)- Grace Crosby, Maggie Doss, Kolby Kinney, Ally Kirk, Trent Orso, Chase Ooten, Jillian Peyton, Carrie Kirkendall, Sarah Adkins, Addison Gibson, Kayla Toler, Elijah McComas, Kendra Johnson, Reese Ellis, Cameron Adkins With- Eddie Joe Canterbury, Wilma Zigmond, and Carol Wood
April 15, 2019 - Logan Cleanup WeekLB&T was given the opportunity to help with the city of Logan’s street clean up week. We, at LB&T, helped clean up Charles Street. LB&T employees picked up litter from the street, sidewalks, and parking areas. We are grateful to be able to give our time to our community!
December 2018 - Christmas in the ParkMost people think of Christmas in the Park as a family tradition for Logan County but actually, people from all around the State of West Virginia and neighboring states make an annual trip to Chief Logan Park to see the Christmas lights. Christmas in the Park was founded by Tom Rose Tomblin in 1993 and just celebrated its 25th anniversary. The committee for Christmas in the Park works tirelessly for several months setting up displays for people to enjoy. Some of the more popular displays are the toy soldiers, jaws, snowflakes, and twelve days of Christmas, Old Glory, and the blue Christmas tree. Logan Bank & Trust Company participated in Christmas in the Park for the first time on December 8, 2018. We had the pleasure of serving Christmas in the Park for 5 hours. During our time at Christmas in the Park 1,082 cars visited the park. LB&T is looking forward to many more nights supporting Christmas in the Park.
September 22, 2018 - Dignity Hospice Walk
The morning of September 22, 2018 Dignity Hospice held its annual walk in Chapmanville, WV. Logan Bank & Trust gave a generous donation to Dignity Hospice to help with the event. Several of the banks employees participated in the walk. Logan Bank & Trust is making a difference in our community by supporting these local events with both monetary donations and employee participation. We are the difference!
September 21, 2018 - Fire and Ice
The Logan County Chamber of Commerce recently hosted its third annual Fire and Ice event on September 21, 2018. The event was located at the Logan County Airport in Stollings, WV. Hundreds of people came to taste crafted beer with some of the best local chili around. Logan Bank & Trust was proud to participate in the chili tasting contest along with supporting the entire event. LB&T took home the people’s award for the best tasting chili recipe, Cold Cash Chili. It was an amazing night of fun, food, fellowship, and entertainment. Logan Bank & Trust is making a difference in our community by supporting these local events with both monetary donations and employee participation. We are the difference!
August 3-5, 2018 - We Can Camp
LB&T is proud to announce that Tammie Browning and Shanda Bishop it’s employees, volunteered at We Can camp at the Wyoming County Youth Camp in August. We Can is part of the Children’s Home Society of West Virginia. It is a non-profit child welfare organization consisting of employees, foster families, adoptive families, volunteers, board members and directors. Comprehensive child welfare, behavioral health, social casework and advocacy services are provided to more than 6,000 children each year throughout our state. This year 98 children attended camp, along with Children’s Home Society and Necco employees and volunteers. While at camp the children participated in activities, made crafts, swam, and were able to develop friendships with each other. We Can camp is a 3 day fun filled adventure for kids from adoptive families or in foster care.
February 15, 2018 - Logan Regional Medical CenterAdvanced Wound Care Center Opening CelebrationsLogan Bank and Trust Senior Staff Attended Logan Regional Medical Centers opening celebrations for their new Advanced Wound Care Center. LBandT Staff met and greeted with the LRMC Board Members and Officers and other community leaders during the event. |