RiverHills Bank

06/05/2026

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06/02/2026

🎉On May 28th, RiverHills Bank team members participated in the Frontier Days Parade in Milford, where employees and community members handed out candy and patriotic ducks to paradegoers along the sidelines. Their participation helped create a fun, festive atmosphere while connecting with families and community members throughout the event. 🦆🎈

On May 28th, the bank participated in the Frontier Days Parade in Milford. Employees and community members handed out candy and patriotic ducks to paradegoers while helping create a fun, festive atmosphere and strengthen connections within the community.

05/29/2026

These scams rely on fake travel websites, urgent deals, and pressure to book quickly, but simple steps can help protect your money. Avoid paying through wire transfers, gift cards, or unfamiliar apps, and always book through trusted travel platforms. If something seems off - like unusually low prices or requests to pay outside the site - stop and verify before booking.

Vacation and travel scams often use fake booking websites, unrealistic deals, or spoofed customer service numbers to steal your money and personal information. Scammers pressure travelers to book quickly or pay outside trusted platforms. Always verify listings, use official travel websites, and avoi

05/28/2026

🎨🌸 On May 26th, RiverHills Bank employees gathered at the Bethel Community Building for a fun spring paint night, where team members created colorful seasonal signs to display on their doors. It was a relaxing evening filled with creativity, connection, and time spent together outside the workplace. ✨

RiverHills Bank employees gathered on May 26th at the Bethel Community Building for a spring paint night, creating colorful seasonal door signs in a fun, hands-on setting that encouraged creativity, connection, and community among coworkers.

05/26/2026

🎆🇺🇸 On May 21st, RiverHills Bank team members participated in the River Days Parade in New Richmond, where employees and community members handed out candy and patriotic ducks to paradegoers along the sidelines. The team also did an amazing job creating and executing the parade float, helping make the event fun, festive, and memorable for the community. 🍬✨

On May 21st, the bank participated in the River Days Parade in New Richmond. Employees and community members handed out candy and patriotic ducks to paradegoers while our team successfully designed and executed a creative float that helped make the event fun and memorable.

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. ❤️🤍💙

Our bank will be closed for the holiday, and we will reopen on Tuesday, May 26th with normal business hours.

05/22/2026

Getting deals done is important—but getting them done right is what actually protects the portfolio over time. 🛡️
Strong SBA lending isn’t just about speed or volume.

It’s about having the discipline, structure, and attention to detail behind every deal. 📊
Because consistency in how deals are done is what ultimately drives long-term performance. 🔍📈

If this could fit a deal you’re working on, let’s connect at www.osl24.com🤝

05/18/2026

🌸🌷 On May 15th, RiverHills Bank team members hosted a community spring dinner at Steamboat Trails Retirement Home in New Richmond, where they came together to serve appetizers, assist with the meal, and enjoy dessert with the residents. It was a meaningful evening of connection, hospitality, and giving back to the community. 🤝✨

On May 15, RiverHills Bank hosted a community spring dinner at Steamboat Trails Retirement Home in New Richmond, where team members came together to serve appetizers, assist with the meal, and share dessert while spending time with residents.

05/15/2026

These scams rely on spoofed phone calls and urgency, but simple steps can help protect your accounts. Avoid sharing information with unexpected callers and never trust caller ID alone. If something seems off - like requests for security codes or money transfers - hang up and verify directly with your bank before taking action.

Fake bank impersonation calls are designed to sound legitimate, often spoofing real bank phone numbers to gain your trust. Scammers may claim there’s fraud on your account and pressure you to share security codes, passwords, or move money. Always hang up and call your bank directly using a trusted...