Pelotonia has special meaning for Heartland Bank as its modern-day founder, Tiney McComb, lost his battle with cancer 10 years ago. Heartland’s peloton, Tiney’s Team, has been riding ever since to honor their past leader and in remembrance of the impact Tiney had on his staff, friends and family.

Don't miss a chance to bid on a certified, signed, framed and matted, picture of the Rolling Stones 1964 trip to America! Bids are now being accepted on this incredible keepsake and collector’s item presented by Heartland Bank Community Foundation and PCC Transportation. This picture is black and white with a charcoal black frame and triple-matted floating signature blocks. There is a Letter of Authenticity and Certificate of Authenticity included. All proceeds benefit the HBCF which supports childhood development and family enrichment. Click here to place a bid!

The Creekside Blues and Jazz Festival (CBJF) presented by the Gahanna Convention and Visitors Bureau, takes place from Friday, June 17^th through Sunday, June 19^th in the Creekside Park and Plaza District (117 Mill Street) of Gahanna, Ohio. During this 23^rd year festival, 33 bands will perform over a 3-day span with 17 food vendors and 13 retail merchants.

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.  

In recognition of Community Banking Month in April, Heartland Bank and the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) are shining a spotlight on community bank efforts to create economic prosperity for Americans in urban, suburban and rural communities nationwide.