MidAmerica National Bank is coming to Eldridge

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    ELDRIDGE – MidAmerica National Bank (MNB) will soon open a branch in this community.

    Located at 230 S. 9th Ave., the new bank branch will have five to eight employees. It is expected to open in early fall, according to MNB leaders.

    “Eldridge is a vibrant and growing community that reflects many of the values we share at MidAmerica National Bank,” Rick Klinedinst, CEO of MidAmerica, said in a news release. “We are excited to establish a local presence, become involved in the community, and begin building meaningful relationships with individuals, families, and businesses throughout the area.”

    Matt Wynn, MNB senior vice president and regional manager, will be leading the expansion into the north Scott County community.

    “This is the beginning of a long-term commitment to Eldridge,” Mr. Wynn said. “We look forward to earning the community’s trust, supporting local growth, and becoming a valued partner in the future of the area.”

    MidAmerica National Bank serves customers throughout west-central Illinois and the Quad Cities region. Headquartered in Canton, Illinois, the bank has built its reputation on local decision-making, personalized service, and active community involvement. MNB believes banking is about more than financial transactions; it is about building trusted relationships and supporting the success of the communities it serves.

    The bank offers a full range of financial solutions, including personal banking, business banking, lending services, treasury management, and wealth management services designed to support customers through every stage of life and business.

    Today, MNB has approximately $633 million in assets and more than 400 shareholders throughout the communities it serves. The Eldridge branch will be the first Iowa branch and first QC location for MNB, which has branches in the Illinois communities of Canton, Cuba, Henry, Lewistown and Macomb.

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