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Wyoming
Joined Better Banks in 2006
Created in April 1935 – during the depths of the Great Depression, when banks everywhere were failing- the First National Bank of Wyoming opened its doors. In 1963, bank operations moved to the present modern building. In 1972, the bank switched from a national to a state charter to reduce the cost of doing business and changed the name to Wyoming Bank & Trust Co.
In September 2006, Wyoming Bank merged into Better Banks, strengthening the bank even more and allowing Better Banks to provide customers in the Wyoming area enhanced products and services with multiple locations and ATMs.
Wyoming Branch
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Lobby Hours
Monday - Thursday
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Drive-Up Banking
Monday - Thursday
8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Meet the Team

Brenda Colgan
Branch Manager / Lender
NMLS #962463
Wyoming Community Involvement
Being a community leader is who we are. Our team volunteers hundreds of hours each year in leadership and education roles in addition to sponsoring local events.
As a community bank, we feel strongly that giving back to our local community is important.
Especially efforts aimed at improving overall economic well-being and making a positive difference in our local schools and communities.
Wyoming Community News
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Valentine's Day
Our Wyoming branch is sharing the love today! Stop in for a cupcake, if you are in the area. ❤ -
Moonlight Madness
Congratulations to our Wyoming branch on their first place win in the Moonlight Madness parade! Best business float in the parade! Groovy! -
Easter Coloring Drawing
Our Wyoming branch held a contest with Stark County School. Kids colored an Easter picture and a random winner was selected from Grades K-1, 2-3, and 4-5. The winner in each age group won an Easter basket full of spring toys. Congratulations to the winners!
Better Banks Blog
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7 Smart Ways to Master Your Finances and Avoid Overdraft Fees
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Saving for the Unexpected Isn't Just for Emergencies
Everyone can agree that having emergency savings is ideal, right? Personal finance experts have preached the importance of having three to six months of living expenses put aside for emergencies or a “rainy day.” + -
Welcome to Adulthood!
So you graduated! You got a high school diploma, cap & gown—and a long list of new responsibilities. Now you can look forward to juggling food costs, school supplies, and social life. To ensure everything goes smoothly, you should open a checking account if you don’t already have one. +