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Beth Waddell Named Findlay Market Manager

Beth Waddell has been named Findlay Market Manager for Commercial Savings Bank. Beth will manage both of the CSB branches, located at 201 E. Lincoln St. and 1660 Tiffin Ave.

A Findlay native, Waddell has been involved in the banking industry for the past 30 years starting out as a teller and working her way through many different jobs including regional manager.

“I am looking forward to working one-on-one with both consumer and business clients,” Waddell said. “Commercial Savings Bank is a great place to do this with their Simply Better philosophy. I want to be able to make banking as easy as I can for all of our existing and future clients!”

A Bowling Green State University graduate, Waddell is very active in the Findlay community. She is a member of the CVB Board of Directors, Findlay High School Alumni Board, Mercantile Chair for the 2012 United Way of Hancock County Annual Campaign, Chair of the 2012 Bicentennial Time Capsule, member of Flag City Rotary, Chairman of the American Red Cross Night at the Oscars and a 1992 graduate of Hancock Leadership.

“I believe in giving back to the community,” Waddell said. “I grew up here and my children have grown up here. I celebrate being a part of this fabulous city! It’s big enough in Findlay to have the wonderful industries that we have, but small enough to give you that incredible feeling of community.

Waddell resides in Findlay and has two son, Matt, 24 and Alex 19.

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Save the Dates "Big E' Performing at Hancock, Wyandot Fairs

Back by popular demand, the Ultimate Tribute featuring Mike Albert & The Big E Band will again be performing at the Hancock County Fair and for the first time will also perform at the Wyandot County Fair.

The Hancock County Fair performance will be Thursday, August 30th, and the Wyandot County Fair concert is slated for Sunday, September 16th. The concerts are free of charge with paid admission to the fairgrounds.

The Ultimate Tribute show features a blend of rock and roll and love songs from the 50's, 60's, 70's from the King of Rock and Roll.

Be sure to save the dates and more details will follow soon!

Trisha DeAmicis Awarded Carey DECA Honor

The Carey High School DECA Chapter recently presented CSB Carey Branch Manager Trisha DeAmicis its "Business Leader of the Year" Award.

Headed by teacher/director Derek Cunningham, the DECA group selects the Business Leader nominees and vote as a class for the best candidate. Individuals selected for this honor participate in various ways with the club.

During the 2011-12 school year, DeAmicis partnered with the classes for projects such as the Financial Literacy Project. This project allowed a first-grade field trip at no cost to the school or DECA Program and also assisted during the Christmas in Carey event.

DeAmicis also served on the business panel for discussion on general business before three classes. She has also assisted DECA on its written business plans to be presented at competition levels.

"I like to be available for this group as much as I can," DeAmicis said. "Also, my service to the Chamber of Commerce is a direct relationship as well because DECA volunteers in many of the activities we plan. DECA is a great resource to work with. As honored as I am to receive an award like this - it is equally as honoring to get to see these kids work very hard toward the goals they create for themselves and their team. DECA Kids are driven toward success!"

Upper Sandusky Office Remodels, Open House Planned

UPPER SANDUSKY—Commercial Savings Bank’s corporate headquarters at 118 South Sandusky Avenue has been renovated and bank officials will receive the Upper Sandusky Chamber of Commerce’s Star Award during an upcoming event.

An open house is planned for June 19^th from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Chamber of Commerce executives will present the Star Award at 1 p.m. The Star Award is a prestigious award given to Wyandot County businesses and manufacturers who have made a significant monetary investment in the community, through expansion or business improvements.

The South Sandusky Avenue location received a complete makeover. New carpeting and tile flooring on the first floor was completed along with painting. The teller area was remodeled with new cabinetry and countertops. New customer seating and wall coverings complete the remodel.

“Our headquarters received a complete ‘facelift,” according to Branch Manager Sarah Johnson. “The improved teller areas and cosmetic changes will provide us a better opportunity and atmosphere to serve our customers. Receiving the Star Award from the Upper Sandusky Chamber of Commerce is just icing on the cake. Reinvesting in our facility and the community is part of what being a community bank is all about.”

The renovation project was completed in May 2012.

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