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At Magnolia Bank, we're committed to personal and professional growth, supporting local communities, and empowering opportunity. That's why we're proud to support the Central Region Innovation and Commercialization Center with $5000 to benefit the Center of Kentucky Entrepreneurship (COKE). As a one-stop shop for start-up businesses, the Center has the resources entrepreneurs need to facilitate the creation, growth, recruitment, and retention of scalable companies in our community. Located at 1201 N. Dixie Hwy in Elizabethtown, the Center will also be home to the KY Innovation Network, Small Business Development Center, the Procurement and Technical Assistance Office, and the KY Veterans Business Alliance. COKE will also offer executive suites for companies in the process of large-scale development phases.

ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky - Elizabethtown Community and Technical College (ECTC) has partnered with Magnolia Bank to announce the Magnolia Bank Empowering Opportunity Scholarship.

ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. – Magnolia Bank announced today a $250,000 donation to the Elizabethtown Police Department (EPD), the largest single donation in the bank’s history. The donation will help the EPD purchase and maintain body cameras for 50 patrol officers and all EPD patrol cars.

Launch 10.24.21 - We’re quickly approaching your new Online Banking experience! Let’s look at some of the information and pages you use often and what has changed.

ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. -- On Thursday, May 20, Magnolia Bank’s board of directors selected Deena London to serve as chief bank executive, in addition to her role as president. London joined the bank in 1993 and has held various positions including chief financial officer and chief operating officer. She joined the board of directors in 2017 and was named the first female president in the bank’s 100-year history in 2019.

HODGENVILLE, Ky. – Magnolia Bank announced today a $27,800 donation to LaRue County Parks and Recreation for the construction of a full-size soccer and football field. LaRue County Parks and Recreation is redeveloping the community park for local families and an estimated 800 children who are active in little league programs.