Sturgis Bank

The Sturgis Building and Loan Association is founded

The Sturgis Building and Loan Association became Sturgis Savings and Loan, at that time located in the center of downtown Sturgis at 107 East Chicago Road

A new facility was built on the corner of East Chicago Drive and South Monroe Street

Leonard Eishen began his career with the company as CEO and kicked off the bank's expansion

The White Pigeon branch opened

The Three Rivers branch opened

The Colon branch opened

The Board decided to move from the state-chartered Sturgis Savings and Loan to Sturgis Federal Savings Bank, a federally chartered bank

The new Colon branch was built on South Blackstone Avenue

The second Sturgis branch opened, located on South Centerville Road

The first South Haven branch opened, located on the corner of Phoenix Street and Broadway Street

The Bank saw an opportunity to diversify its services by offering trust, investment, and title subsidiaries, so SB&TC returned to a state-chartered bank and renamed itself Sturgis Bank & Trust Company

Our Sturgis facility on the corner of East Chicago Drive and Monroe Street went through a 15,000-square-foot expansion

The Bronson branch opened

The Centreville branch opened

The Climax branch opened

The South Haven branch moved to a new location on M-140

Eric Eishen was appointed CEO and President of Sturgis Bank and Trust Company

The second South Haven branch opened, located on Center Street

The Bangor branch opened

The Portage Loan Processing Center opened, our first location in the Portage community

The downtown Saint Joseph branch opened, the first branch to open as a part of our western market expansion into Berrien County

The second Saint Joseph location opened, located on Cleveland Avenue

The Sturgis Main branch underwent a major renovation, transforming the main lobby. Oakleaf Financial Services' office space, and executive conference room

Jason Hyska, CEO, and Matt Scheske, COO, took over the leadership of Sturgis Bank and Trust

The Portage Creekside branch opened, our first full-service banking center in the Portage community

The Marshall branch opened and transitioned to a full-service banking center shortly after

The South Haven branch on M- 140 moved to a new site on M-43

The Niles branch opened

The Battle Creek Loan Processing Center opened

Eric Eishen retires from Sturgis Bank and Sturgis Bancorp

Jason Hyska appointed President and CEO of Sturgis Bancorp by the Board of Directors, in addition to his role as CEO of Sturgis Bank