Cornerstone Bank, a wholly owned single bank subsidiary of CB Financial Corporation
is decidedly different, with local ownership (Most stockholders live within 30 miles of the bank) and local management. Humans still answer the phone (no automated menus) and old-style personal service blends with innovative financial products. All decisions are made on site. As a new community bank with a pricing structure aimed specifically for this market, Cornerstone is consistently among the area's leaders with higher savings rates and lower loan rates.
Tri-Steel’s fabricated steel products are now in place in Canada, Africa, Latin America, and major parts of the U.S. So driving from Sims to Wilson for some banking seemed like a just another trip to ...
Janell Crosby, a third grade teacher for 17 years, recalled all those nights of baking cookies at 3 a.m. and one day the idea hit her: why not make a business out of cookies? She researched, developed a ...
This is too good to believe: a family nurse practitioner making house calls and a banker making office calls. Believe it! Nurse practitioner Janice Stump at the Nash Street Family Practice stays until the last patient is served, ...
Third generation printer Buddy Hilburn of Wilson Printing can tell you
all about the remarkable changes in his industry, and his shop includes
some artifacts and reminders of a world long before computers. He also
has some ...
Local builder Alan Evans depends on a relationship with his bank, especially a contact like Cornerstone Bank’s Shelley Hale. Besides business phone numbers, they have cell numbers; they know how to reach each other. If you’ve ...
Danielle Byrd opened her flower shop, Madison’s Garden Flowers and Gifts, with anticipation and trepidation. She found constant support at Cornerstone Bank. “Every time I’m in the bank, I’m treated the same way,” Danielle ...
The conversation was so simple, just a banker saying to the merchant, “let me know if I can help you.” Donald Walston had no idea he’d soon be following that advice...
As soon as Clarence Carter walked into his new bank, he knew this would be different. “There were no lines, no ropes,” Carter noticed. “And people spoke to me and made me feel welcome.” A federal prison ...
Total assets: $193 million as of December 31, 2007
Last known stock trade April 4, 2008 331shares Pref. A $20.00/share
Today of Interest
2nd 50 Checking 1.76% Annual Percentage Yield (APY) (requires $100 minimum to open, age 49 and older, fees could reduce earnings) Call 252.243.5588 for current deposit rates on CDs, Money Market accounts, etc.