Greeneville, Tenn. – As football season comes to a close, Apex Bank presented $7,500 in donations to the five Greene County high schools as part of the 2018 Apex Bank Player of the Game program. “The program has been a great way for Apex to become involved with the Greene County schools and reward student athletes for their hard work,” said Matt Synowiez, East Tennessee Community Banking President. “We are proud of our students’ hard work in this community and

Mosheim, Tenn. – On Monday, October 15th, Apex Bank opened its Mosheim location, becoming the only bank to serve and meet the banking needs of this community. Apex Bank Mosheim becomes the sixth Apex Bank in the area after the opening of Bulls Gap in mid-September. “We are proud to open our fifth Greene County office and Apex’s sixth office in the East Tennessee region,” said Matt Synowiez, East Tennessee Apex Bank President. “By adding these additional offices, our teams

Bulls Gap, Tenn. – Apex Bank opened the doors to its new Bulls Gap office today, becoming the only bank in town to locally serve the community’s banking needs. “We are happy to be in Bulls Gap as we grow our East Tennessee network,” said Matt Synowiez, East Tennessee Bank President. “The Bulls Gap office, along with the new Mosheim location that will be opening next month, will provide additional avenues for Apex Bank to serve the East Tennessee community.”

Greeneville, Tenn. – Apex Bank is excited to partner with each of the five Greene County high schools in recognizing the hard work student athletes place into their performance each week. The Apex Bank team looks forward to introducing the program at each of the five high schools’ first football game on August 17th! “We are proud of our students’ hard work and see a bright future for our community,” said Gary Shelton, Loan Officer at Apex Bank. “We look

Camden, Tenn. – Apex Bank’s 11th annual Fourth of July Fish Fry event was another huge success. Despite the high temperatures and humidity, people turned out in large numbers and the celebration continued. “Our team took extra precautions because of the weather this year, and it paid off,” said Marcus Vine, Apex Community Banking President. “We had a safe, successful, and fun-filled event for our friends and neighbors again this year.” The Apex Bank Team prepared over 500 pounds of

Knoxville, Tenn. – For a second consecutive year, Apex Bank has been named as the Top Performing Community Bank in Tennessee by the Independent Community Bankers Association’s (ICBA) “Top Performing Community Banks” industry analysis, as featured in the May edition of Independent Banker magazine. The publication also ranks Apex Bank second in the nation, for banks with $300 million to $1 billion in assets, climbing one spot from 2017. “We are proud to be recognized once again by ICBA as

Camden, Tenn. – Apex Bank will host its annual Easter Egg Hunt for Benton County and the surrounding communities on Saturday, March 31st  at Briarwood School Field. “We are excited to celebrate this 10th annual event with the children of Benton County,” said Mary Teague, Main Street Camden office manager. “Many kids attend this event every year as they grow up in Benton County. We are proud to be part of this community’s Easter tradition.” The event will begin promptly

Knoxville, Tenn. – Apex Bank continues to grow its Greene County presence by re-branding the former Towne Square and Baileyton locations of Capital Bank on Monday, March 26, 2018. First Horizon’s acquisition of Capital Bank enabled Apex Bank to add these two locations to its expanding footprint, increasing its Greene County retail presence to over $100 million and employing more than 85 team members across East Tennessee. “We’re thrilled to increase our Greene County presence,” said Matt Daniels, President and

Greeneville, TN – Apex Bank kicked off the holiday season by welcoming the community to Apex’s “Milk and Cookies with Santa” event on December 2nd at the Greeneville City Schools Professional Development Center. “We were pleased to offer such a memorable holiday event for the children of our community,” said David Bailey, Andrew Johnson location manager. “We would like to thank the Greene County families that came out on Saturday and we look forward to seeing them in our office

Greeneville, Tenn. – Apex Bank, a Tennessee banking corporation, has entered into an agreement to acquire two Greeneville branches from Capital Bank Corporation (“Capital Bank”).  The branches are being sold in connection with the previously announced merger of Capital Bank Financial Corp. (NASDAQ: CBF) and First Horizon National Corporation (NYSE: FHN). These branches, located at 560 Van Hill Road and 255 West Summer Street, Greeneville, add a combined $34 million in deposits to the $520 million in assets of Apex