<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2q5l7e_1FW9rnjd00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2q5l7e_1FW9rnjd00" width="1644" height="978" ><figcaption>An old garage building on the corner of Fifth and Main crumbled down on Tuesday, making room for the modern new BancFirst building which should be completed in 2027. Staff photo by Dianna F. Dandridge-Rystrom</figcaption></figure><h2>Modern building adds beauty to downtown</h2>A new modern building is expected to take the place of a run-down unused garage that once stood on the corner of Fifth and Main Street.BancFirst purchased the property with an eye to moving from their current location to a more visible location.Diane Sisemore, a public information officer with BancFirst said, “It will be a beautiful modern building that will add to the downtown area.”“We are hoping to give the bank a more prominent presence in the community.”BancFirst purchased the property from Kathy Jo Hayes and Joel and Socorro Salazar in May of this year.Demolition on the current structure began on Tuesday to make way for the new approximately 4,800-square-foot facility, across the street from the Love County Courthouse.As part of the demolition and reconstruction moves forward, the original underground fuel tanks will need to be removed.“We’re excited to see this project getting underway and to be investing in the future of Marietta,” said Kim Staton, Branch Manager of BancFirst in Marietta.“Our new location will give us a more prominent presence on Main Street. We’re proud to be part of this community, and we’re looking forward to seeing this new BancFirst become a part of downtown Marietta.”BancFirst anticipates holding an official groundbreaking in January or February 2027, with the construction expected to take approximately eight months.The new location represents a significant investment by BancFirst in the Marietta community and reflects the bank’s commitment to maintaining a strong local presence and serving customers for years to come.Sisemore said there will be more information in the coming weeks regarding the contractors and exact design of the building.</div></body>

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A new modern building is expected to take the place of a run-down unused garage that once stood on the corner of Fifth and Main Street. BancFirst purchased the property with an eye to moving from their current location to a more visible location. Diane Sisemore, a public information officer...

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A new modern building is expected to take the place of a run-down unused garage that once stood on the corner of Fifth and Main Street. BancFirst purchased

New BancFirst coming to Main Street

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