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Walnut Hills On The Ground Open Newsroom with guest, William Johnson [VIDEO]
Soapbox Staff
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Tuesday, March 17, 2020
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William Johnson, Manager of the new
First Financial Bank
Walnut Hills branch, talks about why the bank chose to locate in the neighborhood. He details services First Financial is bringing to Walnut Hills including a community room that's free for residents to use, an 8-week Financial Education course, as well as an ITM (Interactive Teller Machine) that allows users to hit a button and talk live with a bank teller via video screen during bank off-hours.
#banking
#communitydevelopment
#wearewalnuthills
The Walnut Hills Community Open Newsroom and Groundsource projects are made possible by a grant from the
Facebook Journalism Project
and
First Financial Bank
, opening in Walnut Hills in spring, 2020.
To read the latest On the Ground in Walnut Hills series, click
here
.
The On The Ground Walnut Hills feature series is made possible by a grant from
The Carol Ann and Ralph
V. Haile, Jr. / U. S. Bank Foundation
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