<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3fywOx_1Gni8J6100" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3fywOx_1Gni8J6100" width="390" height="500" ><figcaption>Leah Smith recently celebrated her 20-year anniversary with Peoples Bank.</figcaption></figure>Leah Smith, vice president of Debit Card Operations at Peoples Bank, recently celebrated her 20-year anniversary with the bank.During her two decades with Peoples Bank, Smith has gained extensive experience across multiple areas of banking. Her career has included roles as a teller, new accounts specialist, operations specialist in debit card fraud, and member of the bank's IT Committee. Her broad knowledge, dedication to customer service, and commitment to operational excellence have made her a valued leader within the organization.“Leah has spent 20 years taking care of our customers, and her work in the debit card department has never been more important than it is today,” said Mary Fowler, CEO of Peoples Bank. “When customers have questions, concerns, or potential fraud on their accounts, Leah is often the person working behind the scenes to protect them and give them peace of mind. She combines exceptional knowledge with a servant's heart, and that's a rare gift. We are proud of all she has accomplished and grateful for the difference she makes for Peoples Bank and our community every day.A Marysville native, Smith graduated from Magnolia High School and attended South Arkansas Community College. Her community service has included roles on the Magnolia-Columbia County Chamber of Commerce Board and the Columbia County Farm Bureau Women's Committee. She currently serves on the boards of United Way of Columbia County and Leadership Magnolia, is executive secretary for the Columbia County Fair and Livestock Show, and chairs Today's Youth Tomorrow's Leaders. She also actively volunteers with the Magnolia Blossom Festival, Columbia Christian School, and the Columbia County Clovers 4-H Club.“Twenty years ago, banking was not even on my radar, But God has a plan for me and placed me exactly where I needed to be. What began as an unexpected career path has turned into 20 years of growth, opportunities and blessings that I am incredibly thankful for. I am proud and grateful to be a part of Peoples Bank! What makes Peoples Bank so special is that it is more than just a place to work. It’s family oriented, community driven and built on relationships that truly matter. I am thankful for the people who have been part of my journey, the opportunities I have been given, and the career God knew I needed long before I did. 20 years later, I can honestly say I am right where I am supposed to be,” said Smith.Smith and her husband, Aaron, are members of First Baptist Church of Magnolia and theparents of one daughter, Nora. Smith spends much of her free time supporting Nora’s activities as an Arkansas 4H State Ambassador and her participation in trap and archery competitions and livestock shows. The family also operates a farm, where Smith helps care for cattle, lambs, chickens, and rabbits. She enjoys camping and traveling with her family.Your Facebook page may have a few hundred or a few thousand friends, most of whom don’t check your page frequently. Get your news or organization noticed by thousands of daily visitors by sending information to our email address:magnoliareporter.com is moving away from its social media account on X (formerly Twitter). Join us on Bluesky by downloading the Bluesky app and becoming a member. See what we post at @magnolia-reporter.bsky.social .</div></body>

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Leah Smith, vice president of Debit Card Operations at Peoples Bank, recently celebrated her 20-year anniversary with the bank. During her two decades with Peoples Bank, Smith has gained extensive experience across multiple areas of banking. Her career has included roles as a teller, new accounts specialist, operations specialist in debit card fraud, and member of the bank's IT Committee. Her broad knowledge, dedication to customer service, and commitment to operational excellence have made her a valued leader within the organization.

Leah Smith marks 20 years at Peoples Bank

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Leah Smith, vice president of Debit Card Operations at Peoples Bank, recently celebrated her 20-year anniversary with the bank. During her two decades with

Leah Smith marks 20 years at Peoples Bank

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