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Incommons Bank to open at Waco’s Legends Crossing this spring
This morning we received this release about a bank that will open a new location at Waco’s Legends Crossing this spring.
Read below the news release from Incommons Bank.
WACO, TX, March 17, 2009 - Incommons Bank, “The Best Community Bank in Central Texas,” will open its new branch in Waco’s coveted Legends Crossing retail center later this Spring. The Bank has three additional locations in Central Texas—Mexia, Fairfield and Coolidge. Incommons Bank’s Legends Crossing branch is located at the intersection of I-35 and Loop 340 Highway 6.
“We’re eager to introduce our genuine, trustworthy and committed staff to the Waco community, while staying committed to our pledge of being ‘The Best Community Bank in Central Texas,’” says Incommons Bank’s President Greg Stubbs. “High-quality service, attention to our customers, and a comfortable branch environment—that’s our ‘handshake banker’ philosophy and our promise to always do right by our customers and the communities we serve.”
Over the next several months, Incommons Bank plans to introduce the bank to the Waco community through a series of marketing and advertising initiatives. The bank’s Web site (www.incommonsbank.com) and blog (http://thewacoteller.wordpress.com/) will continuously be updated and serve as valuable information tools for the bank’s customers.
About Incommons Bank
Serving its community since 1882, Incommons Bank is headquartered in Mexia, TX, with locations in Mexia, Fairfield, Coolidge and Waco (opening in Spring 2009). More information is available at www.incommonsbank.com and (254) 562-3821.
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By Chuck
March 17, 2009 11:56 AM | Link to this | Report comment abuse
Great, they decided to build in undeveloped land in an already bad economy and contribute to Waco urban sprawl. I will definitly not be doing any kind of business with them, personal or business related.
By Bob II
March 17, 2009 3:44 PM | Link to this | Report comment abuse
Well, great attitude there Chuckie. What a fine welcome to our area from one of Waco’s “Welcome Wagon” Ambassadors, Chuck the Curmudgeon.
Actually, you’ve got to hand it to anyone in the banking industry that’s ready to open a new branch. Welcome Incommons; way to step up.
By Hungry Jack
March 17, 2009 4:34 PM | Link to this | Report comment abuse
Will Incommons Bank serve TexMex? American? BBQ? Where are the restaurants?!?
By J Cool
March 17, 2009 8:24 PM | Link to this | Report comment abuse
so what? we need to re build
By Chuck
March 17, 2009 9:00 PM | Link to this | Report comment abuse
I assure you, they will cause more damage than many of the posters have the capacity to comprehend.. by building and not buying (especially on undeveloped land), they are contributing to the already excessive GLUT of vacant commercial buildings. Just a looking at the vacancies in front of the Walmart on Franklin is only a sample.
Being impulsive without a plan that implements smart growth and discourages urban sprawl is something that progressive cities such as Austin have the mental capital to understand (even though they suffered some errors by inaction but have learned from it) and such foreign concepts fly right over most Wacoans’ heads.
The Mueller Development and the Domain are too complicated for certain Waco area residents to understand.
Yes, let’s welcome their terrible decision while our tax dollars will be used to upkeep the increasing list of vacancies downtown which has and will expand exponentially thanks to geniuses who have no clue.
Happy St. Patrick’s day.
By Bob II
March 18, 2009 10:16 AM | Link to this | Report comment abuse
Old Chuck is way too smart for most of us here in Waco. Chuck, Austin is sounding pretty good. Head on down there and help them control that sprawl in the Balconies area. While you’re at it, there are probably a few trees in Zilker that need hugg’n.
Happy Day After St. Patricks Day to you too, unless you want to change that to Shamrock Day.