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Home Federal Bank has awarded $11,660 in scholarships to seven University of Tennessee business students as part of its annual scholarship program at UT’s Haslam College of Business.

Home Federal Bank today launched its sixth Hometown Heroes community service awards program, which to date has contributed $125,000 to nearly 40 area nonprofit organizations in honor of outstanding community volunteers who make East Tennessee a more comfortable place for all of us.

In honor of Black History Month, WUOT-FM 91.9 will broadcast “Knoxville Opera Goes to Church … A Celebration of Talent!” on Monday, Feb. 29, at 8 p.m.

Home Federal Bank has named Jodi Loveday, an employee since 2013, as Teller of the Year in recognition of her outstanding customer service and exemplary work ethic.

Home Federal Bank recently promoted several local employees in its headquarters and branch office locations.

Presented by Home Federal Bank, Knoxville’s Holidays on Ice opens to the public on Friday, Nov. 27.

Home Federal Bank invites the public to enjoy its Christmas gift to the community – two free screenings of “It’s a Wonderful Life” at the historic Tennessee Theatre on Sunday, Dec. 13.

Home Federal Bank continues its tradition of community support as the presenting sponsor of “Knoxville Opera Goes to Church … A Celebration of Talent,” which is expanding to two concerts this year.

Locally owned Home Federal Bank invites East Tennesseans to enjoy free admission to the Knoxville Museum of Art during the month of July.

Home Federal Bank named Sevier County teen Madison Thomas the 2015 Hometown Heroes overall honoree and presented a $5,000 donation in her honor to the Sevier County Veterans’ Emergency Fund at a ceremony at the bank’s Sevierville office, 307 Parkway, on Wednesday, May 6.