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Heartland Bank’s roots trace back to the small farming community of Croton, Ohio, where it began as the Croton Bank. Local farmers, dedicated to cultivating their land and strengthening their community, built a bank that prioritized relationships and trust.

In 1988, Tiney M. McComb carried this legacy forward by forming Heartland BancCorp, renaming the institution Heartland Bank, and driving its growth with a focus on integrity, personalized service, and community empowerment. Today, we honor these roots by delivering innovative financial solutions and staying true to our founder’s promise of helping people and businesses thrive.

What's in a name?

Our name reflects our deep connection to our agricultural roots and our commitment to cultivating relationships. At Heartland, we focus on relationship banking and provide products and services that meet the needs of our clients. Our logo symbolizes this commitment, featuring a farmer with a plow and a Shire horse 17 hands tall – representing the strength and endurance of the communities we serve.

Who are we today?

On February 1, 2025, Heartland Bank joined German American Bank, combining two strong, relationship-driven organizations united by shared values and a mission to help the communities we serve thrive so people can prosper. As a division of German American Bank, we gain the strength and scale to serve the most sophisticated financial needs while remaining small enough to ensure that decisions are made locally, with a personal approach and great attention to detail.

Founded in 1910 in Jasper, Indiana, a town with a rich German-American heritage, German American Bank has grown over 115 years into one of the strongest community banks in the Midwest, serving Indiana, Kentucky, and now Ohio. With a banking model nationally recognized for its exceptional customer experience, German American Bank is deeply committed to integrity, strong relationships, and high performance. This strategic partnership enhances our ability to deliver innovative financial solutions, leading technology, and expanded access to banking offices and ATMs – all while maintaining the same personalized service and local leadership our customers and communities’ trust.

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The Crooked Can is an Ohio Brewery offering craft beer to consumers and retailers in the center of Old Hilliard.

The 4,000-square-foot taproom is joined by a 7,000-square-foot patio, providing outdoor seating for the brewery as well as the Center Street Market.

The Crooked Can also offers ciders, wine, hand-crafted cocktails, and their own seltzers.