TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Terre Haute Savings Bank President Bart Colwell announced Tuesday that, to emphasize its commitment to the individual communities it serves, the bank will be changing its name to the "Hometown Savings Bank” in February 2022. “Terre Haute Savings Bank has been an integral part of the fabric of Terre Haute [.]
By Syndicated Content
May 5, 2021 | 11:36 AM
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) â After having a condensed event last year, the Vigo County Fair will return to normal in 2021.
âSo thankfully, I think weâre over the hump,â Jenny Hamilton, Vigo County Fair events and marketing coordinator, said Wednesday. âAnd we are planning a full-fledged 2021 Vigo County Fair.â
Hamilton said that the local health department has already given the okay to proceed. Fair officials will encourage social distancing, and anyone who wants to wear a mask will be encouraged to do so. Hand sanitizer stations will also be set up around the fairgrounds.
By Web Desk
Dec 17, 2020 10:56 PM
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) Terre Haute Savings Bank, in business since 1869, wrapped up its year-long 150
th anniversary celebration by supporting 14 nonprofit organizations.
Since last December, THSB has been celebrating 150
years of supporting consumers and businesses in the communities in Vigo and Clay counties served by the bank. In 2019, there were five recipients for the initial THSB Week of Giving. This year, THSB donated $16,000 to 14 community nonprofits.
Those receiving funds were the Hospice of the Wabash Valley, Terre Haute Boys and Girls Club, Riley Lion’s Club, Catholic Charities, Manna from Seven, Toys for Tots, Providence Food Pantry, Camp Navigate, Clay County Humane Society, Council On Domestic Abuse (CODA), Happiness Bag, Salvation Army, Noon Optimist Clothe-a-Child and Bikes for Tykes.