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Topic: Capital Bank
Clarksville Police asks public help Identifying Suspect
April 14, 2016 | 
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Police Detective Channing Bartel is investigating a Fraud/False Pretense incident that occurred at the 2700 block of Wilma Rudolph Boulevard and is requesting public assistance in identifying the suspect.
The victim lost his wallet or had his pocket picked at the Cracker Barrel in Smyrna, TN. The victim reported the lost wallet to the bank in Smyrna initially, thinking he had lost the wallet.
If you can identify the suspect this photo, please call Detective Bartel at 931.648.0656 Ext 5144, or call or text the CrimeStoppers TIPS Hotline at 931.645.TIPS (8477)—TEXT to 274637 (CRIMES).
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F&M Bank maintains Montgomery County Deposit Market
Share Lead; Takes over Top Spot in Stewart County
Clarksville, TN – F&M Bank continues to be the top bank in Montgomery County in deposits according to a newly published report released this week by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The report, which tracks all 11 FDIC-insured institutions in Montgomery County, shows F&M holds $389 million or 17.23 percent of local deposits. This is the 12th consecutive year F&M has claimed the number one spot in the intensely competitive Montgomery County market.
Overall, deposits in Montgomery County rose by 3.1 percent to $2.2 billion for the year through June 30th, which is slightly below the national average increase of 3.8 percent. Despite the increase in deposits, the deposit market share ranking among local institutions remains the same as last year.
Sammy Stuard, F&M Bank President and CEO.
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Clarksville’s Rivers and Spires Festival in need of Volunteers
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville’s award-winning Rivers and Spires Festival is a community driven event that is organized by hundreds of dedicated volunteers each year. But, in order to be successful, we need your support!
With over 600 volunteer positions to fill, there are still plenty of opportunities to get involved. If interested in volunteering, you can sign up and learn more at the pre-Festival meeting on April 16th at the lower level of the Capital Bank Building, 25 Jefferson Street.
2013 Rivers and Spires Family Fun Zone.
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Clarksville Police looking for Suspect in Capital Bank Robbery
Clarksville, TN – On August 23rd, 2013 at approximately 3:25pm, the Clarksville Police Department reports a black male entered Capital Bank, 599 Fire Station Road, Clarksville TN, armed with a handgun and demanded money.
The suspect was described as being approximately 6’1 – 6’3, athletic build, wearing a button down shirt, baseball cap, tan pants, dress shoes.
Capital Bank Robbery Suspect.
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Former Clarksville Bank Teller faces additional Charges for Theft from Bank
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation obtained additional indictments against a former Clarksville bank teller after presenting the case to the Montgomery County grand jury earlier this month.
Kristy Hodges, 30, of Cunningham, Tennessee. was indicted on an additional 43 counts of false bookkeeping and one count of theft over $60,000. She was arrested on March 12th, 2013 and booked into the Montgomery County Jail on $5,000 bond.
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Bowl for Kids’ Sake Benefiting Big Brothers Big Sisters of Clarksville
Clarksville, TN – Big Brothers Big Sisters is recruiting teams for their 31st annual Bowl for Kids’ Sake. The annual fundraiser has brought the Clarksville community together to raise funds for the non-profit’s mentoring programs for many years. This event is expected to raise $80,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Clarksville.
The event will kick off on Tuesday March 5th, 2013 at The Pinnacle with the Banker’s Challenge. Area banks have competed to raise the most funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters by raising money among the branches. «Read the rest of this article»
Clarksville Athletic Club becomes Clarksville-Montgomery County Green Certified
Montgomery County, TN – The latest business to become Clarksville-Montgomery County Green Certified is the Clarksville Athletic Club (CAC), located at 220 Dunlop Road. A Green Ribbon Cutting Ceremony was held on Wednesday, June 20th to celebrate their green initiatives and completion of the program.
Front: Right to Left: Jim Hyde, CAC Maintenance; Brad Butler, Kim McMillan; Cliff Sites, CAC Owner; Carolyn Bowers; Nathan Deer, CAC Owner; Kenny Daugherty, Bridgestone Metalpha Environmental Specialist and CMCGCP Work Committee Member; Dawn Deer, CAC Office Manager; Tommy Vallejos, Montgomery County Commissioner; Jarrod Duncan, Capital Bank VP of Commercial Banking and CMCGCP Steering Committee Member.
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