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Our Name SakeColonel George Croghan was 21 years of age when he lead troops through the Battle of Fort Stephenson on August 2, 1813. Croghan had only 160 men with just one piece of artillery, Old Betsy - a cannon, but by shifting its position from place to place he made his enemy believe that his troops were well armed. |
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Updated 3.24.2020 Coronavirus hardship assistance - if you are experiencing financial hardship due to the coronavirus pandemic, we are here to help. We are offering a loan payment deferral for up to 90 days with no credit bureau impact. Please contact your local branch for assistance, or call our assistance line at 419-333-4700 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday thru Friday.
Croghan Colonial Bank remains committed to do our part to help keep our employees, customers and fellow community members healthy and safe from the community spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19).
After reviewing guidance from local and state agencies, as well as our primary federal bank regulator, we have modified our branch services to operating drive-thru services only effective Monday, March 23, 2020. We are still able to accommodate all of your banking needs and remain absolutely committed to making ourselves available to our clients at this difficult time.
Beginning Monday, you may conduct your banking by: Drive-Thru: All Drive-Thru facilities will remain open regular hours. Rest assured, we can continue to help you with all of your banking needs. Should you have any questions regarding this, please feel welcome to contact your local branch. Online & Mobile Banking: View transactions, transfer funds, pay bills and make mobile deposits. To enroll contact our Customer Support at 888-276-4426, we’d be happy to help you get signed up and walk you through how to get started today. Telephone: Automated access to account information 24/7 by calling 419-355-2121 or 800-219-6124. To enroll contact our Customer Support at 888-276-4426, we’d be happy to help you get signed up and walk you through how to get started today. ATM: Find access to our MoneyPass ATM Network with 32,000 ATMs available nationwide. Find an ATM near you. Night Depository: We will begin checking our night depositories periodically throughout the day for customers who wish to use this service to make a deposit. Special Services Phone Support: For specific inquiries call:
Personal Appointment: Examples of banking services that may require a pre-authorized access to the banking center include:
Update 3.13.2020 As we continue to monitor developments regarding the spread and impact of the coronavirus, we want you to know that the health and safety of our customers and employees is our top priority.
What we are doing to minimize potential service disruptions:
Options you have for banking with Croghan remotely:
If you’ve yet to enroll in our digital services, give us a call at 888-276-4426. We’d be happy to help you get signed up and walk you through how to get started today.
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Croghan Colonial Bank Supports Local Non-ProfitThe Village House of Northwest Ohio Inc., located on Rawson Avenue in Fremont, has been connecting families in Sandusky County for 24 years.
The Village House is a safe place for children to have accessibility to their nonresidential parent and other family members to visit each other. “Often times events happen in someone’s life that create some separation in the home,” said Sue Fuller, Executive Director of The Village House. “We are that venue that brings it back together, because regardless of the circumstances the children involved should not have to suffer the consequences.” The Village House relies on community support, which is why Croghan has decided to step up. “We were fortunate enough to tour the facility and to learn everything that The Village House does for our community,” said Kendall Rieman, President and CEO of Croghan Colonial Bank. “I was impressed with the effort this organization puts into making sure their facility feels like home to the families that visit.” The Village House was selected as the recipient of the 2018 Joint Effort For Fellowship (JEFF) Project. Fremont philanthropist organizations including Kiwanis, Fremont Exchange Club, Rotary, Soroptimist and Lions chapters combined their financial resources, ideas and manpower to fulfill a major renovation project to include a new recreation area for families to enjoy. The Sandusky County Communities Foundation provided grant monies to upgrade the kitchen area and security systems to further promote the mission of safety for all those who visit. “We apply for grants, and sometimes we get them, but the grants are for one of our specific programs,” said Connie Moore, Village Houses’ Board Treasurer. “Those monies are not to just keep the lights on, which is why Croghan’s donation means so much to us.” “Focusing on the local organizations is a staple of Community Banks like us. We’re happy to give back to such great organizations in all the communities we serve. Village House is providing a needed service so were happy to support the effort,” said Rieman. |
Monroeville Local Schools Goes High-Tech through Partnership with Croghan Colonial BankPictured above: Chip VanDette - Croghan’s SVP and Commercial Loan Officer, Kyle Krupp - Croghan’s AVP and Commercial Loan Officer, Ralph Moore - Monroeville District Superintendent, Betsy Ruggles - Board President, Stephanie Hanna - Monroeville Local Schools Treasurer, Adam Gerber - Monroeville District Technology Director, and Darlene Tyler - Croghan’s Monroeville Branch Manager
Seven years ago, Monroeville Local Schools embarked on an initiative to bring Chromebooks to all of their students Pre-School through 12th grade. “We now have 600 Chromebooks in the district,” said Adam Gerber, District Technology Director, “we have a 1-to-1 ratio of the Chromebooks per student starting in Kindergarten. K-4th grades have the Chromebooks available in their classrooms while 5th-12th grades have their own individual Chromebook.”
Gerber has also developed technology lessons that the students start attending as early as Kindergarten. “The students are able to use these devices for in-class work as well as homework, and all of their work is submitted online,” said Gerber “State testing has been more proficient since implementing the use of these devices in the classrooms.”
“Most of the curriculum is computer based and a large percentage of Monroeville’s high school students are enrolled in the College Credits Plus program through BGSU Firelands, so the Chromebooks have benefited students both inside and outside of the classroom”, said Ralph Moore, Monroeville Local Schools Superintendent. “Also, having our staff embrace the use of the Chromebooks not only improved their professional development, but has contributed significantly to the success of the program.”
The Monroeville Locals Schools purchased 450 new Chromebooks in August 2019. Croghan Colonial Bank’s donation of $3,500 toward this project purchased about 20 of the Chromebooks for the students. “We’re a small school district, but our technology is cutting edge,” said Moore. “This program wouldn’t be possible without our partnership with Croghan Colonial Bank. Their support and trust have helped tremendously.”
“Monroeville Local School District has always been a valued partner of Croghan Colonial Bank,” said Kyle Krupp, Croghan’s Commercial Loan Officer. “The forward thinking of Superintendent Moore, Treasurer Hanna and the Board makes it easy for us to jump in and support their projects.”
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OTC Markets Group Announces the 2019 OTCQX Best 50Canada NewsWire NEW YORK, Jan. 24, 2019 /CNW/ -- OTC Markets Group Inc. (OTCQX: OTCM), operator of the OTCQX®, OTCQB® and Pink® financial markets for 10,000 U.S. and global securities, today announced the 2019 OTCQX® Best 50, a ranking of top-performing OTCQX companies in the prior calendar year.
The OTCQX Best 50 is an annual ranking of the top 50 U.S. and international companies traded on the OTCQX Best Market, based on an equal weighting of one-year total return and average daily dollar volume growth. Companies in the 2019 OTCQX Best 50 were ranked based on their performance during the 2018 calendar year.
"We congratulate this year's OTCQX Best 50 companies on this recognition and for the diligence and commitment they share in providing the optimum levels of transparency and disclosure to their respective investor base," said Jason Paltrowitz, Director, OTC Markets Group International Ltd. and EVP, Corporate Services. "The diversity of the 2019 OTCQX Best 50 demonstrates the value of the premium OTCQX Market to provide tangible benefits and drive value to the broadest array of companies spanning all sizes, industries and geographic regions, from well-capitalized US community banks to Mega-Cap foreign exchange-listed Global brands."
2019 OTCQX Best 50 Results
2019 OTCQX Best 50 companies traded an aggregate $19.3 billion in dollar volume in 2018. The companies delivered to investors an average total return of 21%. The year's #1 top performing company, Largo Resources, is a Toronto-based strategic mineral company focused on the production of vanadium flake, high purity vanadium flake and high purity vanadium powder at the Maracás Menchen Mine located in Bahia State, Brazil.
Largo Resources Ltd. (OTCQX: LGORF) also cross-trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange and therefore earns the ranking of the top performing international company.
Among this year's Best 50 were 28 companies that paid a dividend in 2018 and 14 Companies included in the OTCQX Billion+ Index (.OTCQXBIL).
This year, sixteen regional and community banks were included in the Best 50 list:
Three companies from last year's ranking remained on the list in 2019:
The 2019 OTCQX Best 50 Companies are:
OTC Markets Group applied the following criteria to the 410 companies traded on OTCQX on December 31, 2018 to determine which companies would qualify for the 2019 OTCQX Best 50:
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