The Salvation Army of Mountain Home’s Rescue Christmas campaign has received a boost in the form of a $5,000 grant from the Arvest Foundation. The gift was announced recently at the Salvation Army facility, where David McBee, executive vice president and sales manager...
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Arvest Bank is pleased to announce Tyler Neal has accepted a position as a client advisor for Arvest Wealth Management in Boone County (Ark.). Neal, who previously worked at the Arvest Wealth Management Solutions Center, will provide financial planning, estate...
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Arvest Bank in North Central Arkansas recently announced the winners of its 2020 Charity of the Year award. A local non-profit organization from each of Baxter, Boone, and Marion counties was selected and are as follows: Mountain Home Food Basket in Baxter County;...
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Arvest associates in North Central Arkansas recently held a fundraiser to support the The CALL in Baxter, Boone and Marion counties. As an associate-driven initiative, a sub-committee worked with Shark Creek Graphics to create a t-shirt design that was used to raise...
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Arvest Bank in North Central Arkansas is accepting letters of request from area non-profit organizations that would like to be considered for the 2020 Arvest Bank Charity of the Year program. The deadline for applications is Friday, July 3. The Charity of the Year...
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The Arvest Foundation recently donated a grant in the amount of $9,000 to Mercy Mall, a nonprofit organization in Harrison that helps provide hunger relief. The food pantry primarily serves residents across Boone County, but assists anyone in need. “The number of...
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Arvest Bank is pleased to announce we have promoted Jasmin Griffin to the position of associate mortgage lender in Harrison. Griffin, who has five years of industry experience, has held several roles at Arvest. She most recently served as a mortgage loan assistant. In...
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Arvest Bank was pleased to once again host the recent Arvest Invitational, one of the area’s most highly anticipated early-season basketball tournaments, in Flippin, Ark. The event was held Nov. 16-23 and featured both boys and girls divisions. Teams from across the...
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Arvest Bank has hired Jaren Beavers as marketing manager for the bank’s North Central Arkansas market that includes Baxter, Boone and Marion counties. Beavers comes to Arvest from Integrity First Bank, where she was vice president of Business Development and...
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Arvest Bank is pleased to once again host one of the area’s most eagerly anticipated basketball tournaments – the Arvest Classic! The tournament will beginning on Saturday, Nov. 16 at the Flippin High School in Flippin, Ark. and will end a week later on Nov. 23....
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Arvest Bank has cancelled the 23rd Annual Charity Golf Tournament that was scheduled for Oct. 26, due to the forecast for storms in the area this weekend. Proceeds from this year’s annual tournament benefit nonprofit organizations in North Central Arkansas. This...
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The charity golf tournament hosted by Arvest Bank and Genuine Care Pharmacy is set for Oct. 26 at Big Creek Golf and Country Club, with a 12:30 shotgun start. Organizers were forced to reschedule the tournament as a result of severe weather in August. The tournament...
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Arvest Bank has promoted Tiffany Watkins to vice president, marketing manager for the bank’s North Central Arkansas market. She previously was assistant vice president and marketing manager for the territory.
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Arvest Bank will host a “Dog Days of Summer” pet adoption event Friday, Aug. 16, at the Arvest branch at 700 Hwy. 62-65 North at the corner of Industrial Park Road in support of the Ozark Humane Society. Representatives from the Humane Society will be on-site with several pets who need a forever home.
read moreArvest Bank has named Mike Willard president and CEO of its North Central Arkansas and West Plains, Mo. region, effective July 1.
read moreArvest Bank is pleased to announce David McBee has been promoted to sales manager for its North Central Arkansas market, replacing retiring Gail Mainord.
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