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Union Bank Opens Fifteenth Lincoln Branch at 84th & Highway 2

The newest Union Bank & Trust branch, located near 84th & Highway 2 in southeast Lincoln, opened its doors on Monday, December 3. This is Union Bank’s fifteenth Lincoln location, more than any other financial institution.

As part of its Grand Opening, the branch is offering a sweepstakes and special offers from December 3-21. The branch will also host a special “Home for the Holidays” open house on December 8, featuring free photos with Santa, refreshments and singing from St. Mark’s youth.

In addition to lobby and teller services, the South 84th branch will have drive-up lanes and ATM machine, safe deposit boxes, a conference room and offices for other banking services. Alan Fosler, Senior Vice President & Cashier, said, “Southeastern Lincoln is growing rapidly, including both residential and commercial properties. Considering the high traffic volume of Highway 2, which includes commuter traffic from Syracuse, Palmyra and other nearby towns, this area has become a very desirable location for us.”

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