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Online Lending Applications Temporarily Down
Our commercial, consumer loan, and credit card online application systems are currently experiencing technical issues and are temporarily unable to accept applications. While we work to restore service, please contact your banker for assistance with completing your application. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience.

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Market President since June 2019, Steve Eager provides leadership for Lake Ridge Bank southern offices, based out of our Evansville office, and also leads our Agricultural Division. A past recipient of the Wisconsin Bankers Association’s Banker of the Year Award, Steve specializes in Risk Management, Financial Analysis, Mortgage Lending, and Commercial Lending, and Banking.


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