January 27, 2026 Hours of Operation Notice: Our Pinckneyville, Murphysboro, Carterville, and Marion offices will have late Drive-up openings beginning at 8:00 AM. These offices will also close the Drive-ups earlier at 4:30 PM. All other offices' normal hours are expected. Please refer back to our website for any additional information. Thank you!
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Murphy-Wall State Bank Donates $5,000 to Boys and Girls Club
Murphy-Wall State Bank and Trust Company recently contributed a $5,000.00 donation to the Boys and Girls Club of Southern Illinois. In front of their Springer Street site in Carbondale, Boys and Girls Club CEO Tina Carpenter accepts a check on behalf of the organization, presented by Murphy-Wall State Bank Carterville Branch Manager Kyle Davis and […]
The Murphy-Wall State Bank PCHS Student of the Month for December is Grace Numi. The clubs and organizations Grace is involved in include Volleyball, FBLA, Youth & Government and Green Team. Volleyball is Grace’s main extra-curricular activity. She plans to attend Rend Lake College for her general subjects and then go on to a four-year […]
November Student of the Month – Trenton Morgenstern
The Murphy-Wall PCHS Student of the Month for November is Trenton Morgenstern. His extracurricular activities include baseball, cross country and basketball. Clubs and organizations he is involved with include Beta Club President, Spanish Club, Green Team, Future Business Leaders of America, Youth & Government and Science Club. Morgenstern plans to attend a four-year university to […]
Kellerman Retiring from Murphy-Wall State Bank Numbers-Cruncher Counts Down the Days After 36.5 years in banking, Murphy-Wall State Bank and Trust Company Vice President and Loan Review Officer Barry D. Kellerman announced his upcoming retirement set for the end of October. Kellerman’s career with Murphy-Wall began with his first day on March 1, 1984, […]
Scam of the Week: Exploiting the Coronavirus: “New Approved Vaccines” Infect Your System with Malware
The COVID19 pandemic has led to many creative phishing attacks such as phony offers for free testing, claims that you have come in contact with an infected person, and even accusations that you have violated health and safety protocols. Scammers have come up with yet another Coronavirus-themed attack. This time, they are taking advantage of […]
The Murphy-Wall PCHS Student of the Month for October is Kassity Lee. Her extracurricular activities include Cross Country, Soccer and Scholar Bowl. She is involved in Beta Club, Science Club and FBLA. Kassity plans to attend a four-year university for a degree in Marketing. She is pictured receiving her certificate from Murphy-Wall EVP/Chief Operations Officer […]
The Murphy-Wall PCHS Student of the Month for September is Paige Epplin. Her extracurricular activities include pom dance team, soccer and scholar bowl. She is involved in FFA, beta club and is her class president. Epplin’s college plans are to attend the University of Mississippi for pharmaceutical science and then attend pharmacy school. She is […]
Scam of the Week: Scammers prey on your kindness during disasters
Check out the following information from the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) on how Scammers are taking advantage of your generosity by using false “charities”. Wildfires raging out West. The hurricane season. Civil unrest. And all of this happening during a global pandemic that has claimed its own devastating share of deaths and cost people their […]
Scam of the Week – Department of Justice Imposters calling the Public as part of a Scam
From the Office of the Department of Justice, phone scams targeting the elderly are on the rise. See the article below directly from their news release. The Office of Justice Programs’ Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) has received multiple reports that individuals claiming to represent the Department of Justice are calling members of the […]
SCAM ALERT! Be cautious of anyone asking you to pay by gift card.
There has recently been an increase in reports of scammers calling, emailing, or texting unsuspecting individuals demanding payments by gift card. They could be posing as an IRS representative, collecting back taxes or fines; tech support asking for money to fix your computer, or even a family member in an emergency with urgent need for […]