The stock,
with a par value of $5 per share, sold in the initial
offering at $10 per share.
"The
high concentration of investors from our immediate market
is a clear expression of the need for Fayetteville and
its county to have a local bank," he said.
Long-time
Fayetteville banker Gary McGaha is the bank's president
and chief executive officer.
The bank
will operate from a two-story traditional office being
constructed at 525 North Jeff Davis Drive. The facility
is 15,000 sq.ft. with a lobby featuring six teller
stations and private loan offices.
free-standing kiosk will be available to customers for
online banking information and services. Additionally,
the office will offer three drive-up banking lanes, night
depository and drive-up ATM.
"Many
people believe that most banks are the same...that they
offer the same accounts and financial services and the
same kind of service," said McGaha. "But we're
about to set a new standard in community banking. It will
be a standard which provides our customers a quicker
answer, access to a full array of accounts which give
exceptional value and benefits."






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