Heartland Bank will always take the opportunity this time of year to thank its clients, associates and communities. Relationships keep this community bank strong while allowing the bank to assist clients, neighbors, friends and family with their financial journeys and life’s greatest challenges.

Intentional is the word that comes to mind when referring to High Bank Distillery and their growth process in Columbus, and it also explains the core beliefs of two men whose friendship evolved and resulted in this successful distillery and restaurant. Jordan Helman and Adam Hines believe in purpose, and as the original founders of High Bank, they admit that every step of their journey has been well thought out and built on an uncompromised approach.  

Bank ON Your Banker

Located at 76 North Stygler Road in Gahanna, this modern-concept barber studio prides itself on the motto, “Do well by doing good.” King Culture’s owners, Jermaine Henson Sr. and John Hughes III, wanted to provide clients with something more than the traditional barbershop experience. In doing so, they realized their commitment was not only to an exceptional client experience, but also to their staff and community, especially during an unprecedented time in our country’s history.

Wander around any office or industrial park in most large cities, and it’s easy to see that small businesses are dotting every other corner and side street in these areas. They are the foundations of our communities and the connections that keep the financial infrastructure strong. Many of Heartland Bank’s business clients are proudly making their mark in our local communities, and MCMILLANCO on Westbelt Drive in Columbus is one of our clients that is growth oriented and service focused.

Owning your own business has always been part of the American dream. The exact business might be anything from an organic vegetable farm to a manufacturing company. Each specific business niche contains its own set of risks and rewards. What makes a person take that dream step and open the doors to the business they’ve always wanted?