Lamar Bank & Trust celebrates 100 years in business

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Lamar Bank & Trust celebrated 100 years of being in business with an open house on Tuesday, March 25, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Over 350 attended the celebration with many coming from quite a distance to enjoy the celebration that was not only a time for current customers to enjoy the fellowship, but many past employees congregated to enjoy each other’s company throughout the day. Cake and punch were served, along with giveaways. A commemorative photo area was offered to those wishing to have their pictures taken. Many new, along with past employees, enjoyed the opportunity to do so. It was a special day filled with gratitude, memories and fun.


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