Stephanie Krey joins Prevail Bank's Baraboo Branch
(Baraboo) Prevail Bank is pleased to announce that Stephanie Krey joined the Baraboo team as a Relationship Banker. Krey has seven years of experience managing customer relationships, financial accounts, and/or office procedures and performance.“Stephanie’s organizational skills, customer service, and financial experience have already been instrumental in building relationships,” said Renée Leinfelder, Senior Vice President of Retail. “She puts people first and takes ownership. She’s ready to be a part of
Dorf Haus History Book
This is Mitch. I've asked my grandson Taylor Maier to help me write a Dorf Haus history book. To do this right I also need your help. If you have photo's, newsclips, or a story to tell, please let me know. Maybe your grandparents, parents or you had an event there. Like a wedding, anniversary, or any other type of gathering. If you worked there at sometime or know someone who worked on the building, e.g. construction. Also photo's or stories of the property before it was known as the Dorf Haus. The front
People Helping People Supported by Local Bank's Shred Day Event
PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE SUPPORTED BY LOCAL BANK'S SHRED DAY EVENT. Prevail Bank donated $1,000 to People Helping People (PHP) as the result of its free Shred Day event. Prevail Bank pledged /donated $1 for every pound of paper shredded, up to $1,000. More than 4,625 pounds of paper was collected! An additional $588 was provided as reimbursement for Prevail Bank customer appreciation lunches offered during the event. Prevail Bank’s goal is to pursue what’s possible within its local communities. The
Prevail Bank Donates $3,500 to The Friends of Baraboo Parks --- News Release: 5/24/2022
Prevail Bank donated $3,500 to the Friends of Baraboo Parks to support the building of a splash pad in Attridge Park. “We are very appreciative of Prevail Bank’s donation,” said Bekah Stelling, President of the Friends of Baraboo Parks organization. “We hope to break ground in the spring of 2023.” The Friends of Baraboo Parks, a nonprofit formed in 2020, was created to fill-in the gap between city funded projects and community funded projects. One of the first initiatives of the organization was to raise
