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INTERCITY STATE BANK OPENS AFTER EXTENSIVE REMODEL
Intercity State Bank announces the grand opening of their newly remodeled Main Office at 962 Grand Ave. in Schofield, WI. The renovation began in October, and was completed February 12. The bank expects their customers will enjoy the new look that embraces modern touches and offers an updated banking experience.
“The remodeled space in Schofield accommodates our customers with a fresh, modern look, while reflecting significant upgrades in amenities and service delivery design.” said Randy Balk, President/CEO of Intercity State Bank. “Additionally, the new floor plan provides our staff with a more effective and higher quality work environment. The aesthetically pleasing panoramic view of Lake Wausau and Rib Mountain has been accentuated in our most heavily utilized customer contact areas.”
Keller Inc. incorporated a new layout with private offices, a large conference room, closing room, and updated teller stations. Wider drive-up banking and ATM lanes complete the design.
Sue Ann Hintz has been named manager of the Schofield location.
Intercity would especially like to thank their customers for their support throughout the renovation project. Their patience and versatility were so appreciated.
Originally chartered in the spring of 1952, Intercity State Bank has continued to provide the best personal attention to the needs of the citizens and local business community through the changing decades.
Intercity State Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of Krisi Gilray to the position of Vice President – C
ompliance, Audit and Training.
Krisi started with Intercity as a DC Everest Coop student/Customer Service Representative in 1996 and has worked diligently to develop her skills, while advancing her levels of responsibility, throughout that duration. She has assimilated a broad base of knowledge in her varied roles.
Krisi’s ability to assimilate new information quickly works very well in these highly regulated and constantly changing areas of the bank. Her technical understanding of the required internal responses to new regulatory guidance is invaluable. She continues to provide high quality monitoring reports and updates regarding the same to Management and the Board of Directors, coordinates bank preparation and communication with bank regulators during examinations, as well as auditors for other review purposes.
As Intercity State Bank continues to evolve and grow to new levels, this arena becomes more demanding and technical. Krisi has shown the knowledge, skills, ability and drive to competently assume this role. We sincerely appreciate her efforts!
Stop by our Wausau or Weston locations to support Everest Area Special Olympics by donating $1 for a paper polar bear.
WESTON, WI – Intercity supports local Everest Special Olympian Adam Domino as he awaits the “plunge” benefiting Special Olympics Wisconsin. The event is being retooled so that it safe and fun for everyone, and a few brave employees from Intercity plan on making snow angels while wearing their swimsuits.
Adam Domino is a Special Olympian who chooses to make a difference in our community by using his talents and tough skin! Adam has been plunging into our local Arctic waters for the past 19 years and, once again this year, Adam will be taking the “plunge” on February 6.
We are encouraging customers and local community members to stop in and donate at least $1.00 for a Polar Bear. The bears will be displayed around the lobbies, and all proceeds will go to Adam Domino and Special Olympics Wisconsin-North Central Region. If you are unable to stop in at the bank, we are also accepting checks by mail, made payable to Special Olympics. Donations will be collected until March 1, 2021.
Since 1999, plungers and their supporters have raised over $20 million for Special Olympics Wisconsin athletes. Donations support the 19 different Olympic-type sports offered year-round, including National and World Games, as well as free health care screenings to ensure optimal health and performance during competition. The outcome? The opportunity for more than 9,000 individuals with intellectual disabilities to experience joy, pride and respect.
Construction continues in Schofield and our parking lot has been completely transformed!
Keep watching this space for more details!
As you’ve driven by, you’ve probably noticed the crew has been hard at work! We’re loving the open concept and industrial vibe! And we all really, really want a turn driving the skidster! We can’t wait for things to really take shape.
Work began at our Schofield branch on Monday! We’re so excited for this renovation!
