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Meet Jacquelyn Crain – Branch Manager at Munfordville and Horse Cave, Kentucky!
Jacquelyn Crain is the Branch Manager of Peoples Bank’s Munfordville andHorse Cave locations. in Kentucky. She brings nearly 30 years of experience to her roleand has earned multiple President’s Club honors for her leadership andperformance. Jacquelyn attended Western Kentucky University and HartCounty High School. Deeply invested in Hart County, Jacquelyn is widely recognized for herdedication…
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Meet John Shoulders – Assistant Branch Manager at Munfordville and Horse Cave, Kentucky!
John Shoulders has worked at Peoples Bank since December 2023.He began his career at the Munfordville, Kentucky, branch as a Universal Banker IIand was promoted to Personal Banker in 2024. John currently serves asAssistant Branch Manager, supporting both the Munfordville and HorseCave locations in Kentucky. A lifelong resident of Hart County, John has deep roots…
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Meet Sarah-Jo Baer – Personal Banker at the Russell Branch in Kentucky!
Sarah-Jo Baer is a dedicated banker at our Russell branch in Kentucky. A graduate of the University of Kentucky, with a bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Economics, Sarah-Jo brings a relationship-first approach to banking. She enjoys interacting with customers and building lasting relationships, ensuring that every client feels valued and supported. Peoples Bank holds a special…
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Peoples Bank Introduces Insurance Agency Banking, Names Mike Wagar Senior Vice President
Peoples Bank is pleased to announce a new Insurance Agency Banking division designed to support independent insurance agencies nationwide. Peoples will offer tailored solutions for agencies seeking capital for acquisitions, mergers and perpetuation, along with full-service banking capabilities and premium finance solutions. The bank has named Mike Wagar as Senior Vice President to lead this…
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Basic Steps to Guard Your Financial Accounts
J.D. Power released the 2025 Financial Protection Satisfaction Survey, which revealed nearly one in four bank customers across the United States are not taking basic steps to protect their bank and credit card accounts. And one-third of customers affected by fraud had not reviewed their accounts, updated passwords or enabled security tools like multi-factor authentication.…
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Stay Safe from Holiday Scams This Season
The holiday season is one of the busiest, and most vulnerable times of the year for online shoppers. Between searching for the perfect gift and tracking deliveries, it’s easy to overlook warning signs of fraud. Unfortunately, scammers know this too, and they’re ready to take advantage. Here are a few simple ways to help protect…
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How Small Businesses Can Prepare for the Holiday Rush Now
The holiday season can be the most profitable for small business. By planning ahead and leveraging treasury management tools, small businesses can handle increased transactions, protect their cash flow and safeguard against seasonal scams. Strengthen Fraud ProtectionThe holiday season is prime time for fraudulent activity. Educate employees on how to spot suspicious orders, verify high-value…
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Fall Home Maintenance: Protect and Prepare Your Property
Fall weather may be a welcome change from the summer heat, but it also signals the start of storm season, falling leaves and cooler temperatures. Preventative home maintenance can help protect your property and may even reduce the chance of costly insurance claims. By taking time to prepare your home for fall, you’re protecting your…
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Fall Financial Wellness Check
Did you set financial goals at the beginning of this year? If so, now is the perfect time to pause and review your finances. Checklist: A quick mid-year review can help you feel confident and builds healthy financial habits for the future. If you’re not sure where to start, your local Peoples Bank team can…
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Getting Ready for the Federal Electronic Payment Mandate
Beginning September 30, 2025, the federal government will stop issuing paper checks. Social Security benefits, tax refunds, vendor payments, and other disbursements—as well as payments to the government like taxes, fees, and loans—must all be made electronically. * Accepted methods include direct deposit, debit/credit cards, digital wallets, and real-time payment systems. This Federal Electronic Payment…
