Grant County Bank and Highlands Bankshares, Inc. have honored Shawna Musser and Sarah Nottingham for successfully completing their first year at the West Virginia School of Banking, a program aimed at enhancing the skills of banking professionals. Musser, the assistant vice president, compliance, security, and Bank Secrecy Act officer at Grant County Bank, exemplifies leadership in ensuring regulatory adherence. Nottingham, a financial officer for Highlands Bankshares, also demonstrates a commitment to excellence in the financial sector. The West Virginia School of Banking provides essential training that prepares participants for the challenges of modern banking practices.

This recognition underscores the banks' dedication to fostering talent through continuous education and professional development. Both employees' achievements reflect positively on the institutions they represent and contribute to the overall integrity of the banking industry in the region. With such initiatives, Grant County Bank and Highlands Bankshares are not just investing in their employees, but also enhancing the local economy by ensuring a well-trained workforce. Such commitments are essential for maintaining trust and stability in the financial services sector, crucial for community development.