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First Bank of Berne Donates to Adams County Bicycle Club

First Bank of Berne Donates to Adams County Bicycle Club

Berne, IN. — First Bank of Berne is proud to support the Adams County Bicycle Club with a charitable donation to help further its mission of getting youth involved in cycling and fitness while encouraging healthy, active lifestyles throughout Adams County.

May 13, 2026
First Bank of Berne Supports Decatur Main Street

First Bank of Berne Supports Decatur Main Street

Decatur, IN. — First Bank of Berne is proud to support Decatur Main Street with a charitable sponsorship to help further the organization’s mission of promoting downtown Decatur as a vibrant place to live, work, and visit.

May 06, 2026
3 Mid-Season Checkpoints That Keep Momentum Strong

3 Mid-Season Checkpoints That Keep Momentum Strong

In the Midwest, May is go-time. Planters are rolling, days are long, and the window to get things done feels tight. This is the stretch where momentum takes shape—and it’s not something you find later in the season. It’s built right now, pass by pass, decision by decision. The goal isn’t perfection. It’s staying on pace and in control.

May 01, 2026
When the Year Is in Motion, Your Financial Plan Should Be Too

When the Year Is in Motion, Your Financial Plan Should Be Too

By this point in the year, most businesses have found their pace. The early goals have turned into day-to-day activity. Sales cycles are underway. Expenses are showing up in real time. And what looked clear at the start of the year has now taken shape in a more practical way. It’s a productive stretch—but it’s also a revealing one.

May 01, 2026
Don’t Fall for This Common Banking Scam: How to Spot and Stop Impersonation Fraud

Don’t Fall for This Common Banking Scam: How to Spot and Stop Impersonation Fraud

Fraud attempts don’t usually start with something obvious. They often begin with a message that feels routine, something that looks like a standard alert or a simple question about your account. But within moments, the situation can feel urgent, even unsettling. That reaction is exactly what these scams are designed to create.

May 01, 2026