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Citizens First (CZFC) in Bowling Green, Ky., is nearly two-thirds of the way to exiting the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
February 13 -
Citizens First in Bowling Green, Ky., reported higher quarterly results as improved lending offset higher expenses.
January 17 -
Republic Bancorp Inc. in Louisville is exiting the Bowling Green, Ky., market and selling its branch there to a local rival.
June 2
Citizens First in Bowling Green, Ky., has appointed a Tennessee businessman and a Kentucky government official to its board.
The $430 million-asset holding company for Citizens First Bank named Kent Furlong to a vacant seat created by the June 22 resignation of Steve Newberry; and it named Jim Henderson to a seat created by the expansion of its board to 12 members.
Furlong, 32, is owner of Hines Furlong Line, a Nashville, Tenn., company that leases and charters inland tank barges to other barge, chemical and oil companies. Furlong is also an executive with Hunter Marine Transport in Nashville, which owns and operates a fleet of inland towboats, hopper and deck barges, sand dredges and terminals on the Cumberland, Mississippi and Ohio Rivers.
Henderson, 45, is the County Judge Executive of Simpson County, Ky., a position equivalent to the county's chief executive and manager. Henderson is also on the executive board of the Kentucky Association of Counties.
