Camping is a family favorite, and an ideal trip for price-conscious parents and adventure seekers. Many online guides will recommend you spend money on the best equipment, and that can get pricey. Instead, borrow or rent your tents, chairs, stoves and sleeping bags,...
read moreArvest Bank is pleased to announce Brian Nave succeeded Chris Clark as community bank president for Arvest in Shawnee, effective June 1. Clark will continue to serve as a member of the bank’s executive loan committee and Arvest’s Central Oklahoma Board of Advisors....
read moreArvest Bank thanks all those who have contributed to our 11th annual Million Meals campaign as the hunger-fighting initiative approaches a close. The campaign began on April 5 and ends at close of business on Saturday. Every dollar raised through Million Meals...
read moreIt’s that time of year when we all head outside to get rid of the cabin fever and focus on improving our physical and mental health. Studies show that getting out and getting active is as good for your body as it is for your mental well-being, so try picking up some...
read moreAn Arvest ATM with Live Teller allows you to chat face-to-face with an Arvest associate to deposit cash and checks, transfer money between accounts, make loan or credit card payments, and order checks and replacement debit cards all with personal assistance every step...
read moreThe great outdoors are calling – and we’re listening! The boom in exploring nature has people discovering new hobbies and exploring new places. If you’re looking for a new adventure to get your heart pumping – kayaking, mountain biking, or hiking your state’s natural...
read moreThe City of Van Buren, Ark., will benefit from a $6,500 donation from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced at the Van Buren Chamber of Commerce office. Christopher Barnes and Kenzie White of Arvest Bank were on hand to present the check to the Van Buren...
read moreWhen love is in the air, it could lead to an engagement ring on the finger! Diamond rings are an investment – and sometimes “love” comes before “saving.” A study by Bride magazine found that the average couple spent $3,700 on an engagement ring in 2020 – half...
read moreArvest Bank announced on April 5 the beginning of our 11th annual Million Meals campaign, which challenges bank associates, customers and community members to fight hunger in the more than 135 communities the bank serves by providing one million meals or more to those...
read moreThe Million Meals campaign began more than 10 years ago to help feed our neighbors in need and raise awareness about food insecurity. Tiffany Watkins, Arvest Credit Card Marketing Manager, has watched this campaign grow and has seen firsthand how our associates and...
read moreA date night out on the town is certainly a lot of fun, but an extravagant night out can really reflect on your checking account, depending on how much you splurge! Consider stretching your dollar by replicating all of the amenities of a night out – for an elaborate...
read moreThe recent volatility of GameStop stock and limitation of purchasing some stocks in January by some brokerage firms has sown confusion and mistrust in the way that the stock market functions. The rise of “free” trading mobile apps and fractional share investing have...
read moreStudents and staff at Poteau, Okla. Public Schools will benefit from a $5,000 grant from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced at Poteau High School. Tyler Atkinson, Ted Sheets, and Suzie Bigler of Arvest Bank were on hand to present the check to Poteau Public...
read moreThe Community School of the Arts (CSA) in Fort Smith, Ark., will benefit from a $10,000 grant from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced recently at the Community School of the Arts. Roger Holroyd, Tim Shields, Tammy Roper and Beth Presley of Arvest Bank were...
read moreArvest Bank kicked off its 11th annual Million Meals campaign today and it will continue through May 29. The campaign’s goal is to provide at least one million meals to those in need and it benefits more than 90 locally selected organizations throughout Arvest’s...
read moreThe Good Samaritan Clinic in Fort Smith, Ark., will benefit from a $10,000 grant from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced recently at the Good Samaritan Clinic. Roger Holroyd, Tim Shields, Tammy Roper and Beth Presley of Arvest Bank were on hand to present...
read moreIt’s important to think about how each of us are doing our part to save the planet. So, let’s talk about the ways we might already be doing that. To help reduce your carbon footprint, you can use cloth towels instead of paper towels and reuse glass containers...
read moreThe past year has introduced many challenges to the banking industry and accelerated existing trends in consumer preferences and behavior. Most significant for Arvest Bank has been a shift in the balance between branch transactions and digital banking. In response to...
read moreIt’s getting warmer, which means gardeners are getting ready to plant their spring and summer gardens! If you’re a novice, don’t worry – now is the perfect time to pick up this hobby. First, you need to figure out what garden zone you’re in. In the south and mid-west,...
read moreOfficers in Dover, Ark., will benefit from a $5,000 grant from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced recently at Dover City Hall. Joel Arivett of Arvest Wealth Management joined Arvest Bank associates Brittany Tolliver, Shawn Bates, Jason McGee and Megan...
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