Main Street Bank is honoring local police, fire and EMT workers by partnering with local restaurants for a day of appreciation and great food. This is the second year for the program known as “Meals for Heroes,” which also coincides with the Main Street Bank 20th anniversary.
On June 23, from 11:30 AM – 7:00 PM, police, fire and EMT workers in Brooke, Ohio and Marshall counties were able go to any participating restaurant and simply show their identification and enjoy a free meal.
“As we emerge from the pandemic, we wanted to honor police, fire and EMT workers and support our local restaurants,” stated Rich Lucas, President Main Street Bank. “It is a way for us to say ‘Thank You’ for their hard work and dedication over the last year.”
Local restaurant partners included: Brooke County: Station Grille and Crooked Dock; Ohio County: Bridge Tavern & Grill, Rivers Edge, Generations, TJ’s Sports Garden, Undo’s – Benwood, Figaretti’s, River City, Salsa Joe’s, Market Vines, Char House, Later Gator, Tacoholics Uncle Pete’s, Golden Chop Sticks, Alpha, Sara’s on Main, Hall of Fame, Abbey’s, Tito’s and Rachel’s on 16th; Marshall County: Ruttenbuck’s, Prima Marina, Mason Dixon BBQ, Bob’s Lunch and the Guest House.
“Main Street Bank was founded in June 2001, and we are proud that our bank is locally owned and managed. We know that a locally based bank staffed by seasoned banking professionals has a greater understanding of what local people need. Our customers know that the best bankers in the Ohio Valley work at Main Street Bank. We make decisions quickly and respond rapidly to advancements in the banking industry, always remembering that technology can never replace sincere, personal service,” said Cheri DeBlasis, senior vice president and board member.
“Meals for Heroes” is another way that Main Street Bank shows their support for the local communities that they serve.
Total assets for Main Street Financial Services Corp reached $511 million as of December 31, 2020, compared to $473 million in 2019. Total loans were $394 million for 2020, compared to $380 million for 2019, and total deposits were $429 million for 2020, compared to $382 million for 2019. Total equity was $45.6 million for 2020, compared to $42,686,360 for 2019.
