Carroll Bank and Trust to Open New Branch in Jackson
From the Nov 11, 2025 e-EditionCarroll Bank and Trust is expanding to Jackson. The upcoming branch — located at 79 Stonebridge Blvd, Suite A in the Trinity Centre, Jackson — will allow the bank to serve the Madison County community.
Founded in 1907 in Carroll County, Carroll Bank and Trust has grown to serve communities across Carroll, Benton, Gibson, Henry and Henderson counties. As a proud community bank, their mission has always been rooted in building strong relationships and delivering trusted financial services.
“We are excited to bring our brand, culture and commitment to excellence to the Jackson, Madison County market. We look forward to building on our current Jackson relationships and delivering true community banking to new customers as well. We are committed to being a valued community partner,” said Michael E. Cary, President and CEO of Carroll Bank and Trust.
Andrew Massie has been selected as the city president for Jackson, where he has spent the entirety of his banking career. He has been married to his wife, Rian, since 2016, after graduating from Union University.
“I am grateful and excited for the opportunity to serve the community as the city president of Carroll Bank and Trust in Jackson,” said Massie. “CB&T truly supports their employees and provides them with the resources to help customers achieve their financial goals and to give back to the community. I am thankful for the opportunity to continue serving Jackson at Carroll Bank and Trust.”
Carroll Bank and Trust offers a full range of consumer and commercial banking services, along with investment solutions through Raymond James. Carroll Bank and Trust employees are dedicated to personalized service and local decision-making — banking with people you know and trust.
To learn more about Carroll Bank and Trust, visit www.carrollbank.com or follow them on Facebook. For questions about opening an account or applying for a loan, contact the Huntingdon branch at 731-986-4401.
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