Each year, the community bank awards three, one-time $1,000 scholarships to students pursuing degrees in finance or business at an accredited college.

Promotions, new positions and retirements

The Round Table Discussion, sponsored by Branson Bank, Grimwood and Fenton Attorneys at Law and Ollis, Akers and Arney Insurance and Business Advisors, was moderated by Josh Grisham of My 100.6, one of the Ozarks Dynacom's family of radio stations.

During the visit, AVP, Senior Business Relationship Banker, Norma Desrochers, introduced real-life financial scenarios designed to build practical knowledge and confidence.

With more than 16 years of experience in the banking industry, Cash has developed a deep understanding of customer service, digital operations and evolving financial technologies.

The promotion of Simkins to President reflects Branson Bank’s proactive commitment to long-term success.

Branson Bank announces promotions of two

Arnold received a bachelor’s degree in business administration from College of the Ozarks, graduating Magna Cum Laude.

The fundraiser was initiated to support local food insecurity due to the government shutdown and lack of SNAP benefits at the time.

To help alleviate that situation, 4Ozark Seniors meets with senior citizens to determine their needs and which nonprofits, government agencies, etc., can best help them

“His expertise will add depth to our growing location in Branson West, allowing us to expand our support of those who call Stone County, home.”

Friday’s program honored the four most recent Branson Bank Veterans of the Quarter, #57 through #60, sharing their stories and offering gratitude.

Branson businesswoman and author Angie Harris is celebrating the release of two new books. Harris invites friends and fans to join her...

Most recently in 2024, Simkins completed Graduate School of Banking through the University of Wisconsin.

Sanders graduated from Forsyth High School and earned a degree in Agri-Business from College of the Ozarks.

Carnelison joined Branson Bank in 2006 and has demonstrated creativity, dedication and a collaborative mindset in all her endeavors.

His local knowledge and community involvement are key to making local decisions that support long-term economic development for the area.

As a lifelong Taney County resident, Hodges joined Branson Bank in 2017 as a commercial loan officer.