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FAIRMONT — First Exchange Bank held its 25th annual Groundhog Day Breakfast Friday morning, welcoming leaders and officials from across the region to eat and network.

WHITE HALL, W.Va. – The Richard Mollohan building in White Hall, hosted the 25th annual groundhog day breakfast celebration of first exchange bank.

Jim Estep, CEO and president of the High Technology Foundation, which manages the I-79 High Tech Park, is on a mission to recruit multiple federal operations to the park. The goal is to grow what is described as the knowledge sector, which brings with it, high-skill, high-wage jobs.

Bill Goettel, president and CEO of First Exchange Bank, said it is coming up on the 25th anniversary of the bank’s arrival in Fairmont, a day that has always been celebrated with a Groundhog Day breakfast.

The First Exchange Bank held a grand opening in White Hall to announce the new location of the bank.

FAIRMONT — First Exchange Bank held our 24th Annual Groundhog Day Breakfast on February 1, 2019 at the Robert H. Mollohan Research Center in Fairmont. The theme for the Breakfast was Innovation and Growth with Dr. Mirta Martin, President of Fairmont State University as the keynote speaker.