About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A few years ago, one morning after an unusually heavy rain, a regular noticed something peculiar in WesBanco’s lobby. Among the usual stacks of paperwork and pens, there lay a brightly colored umbrella—completely dry, as if it had never been used. Curious, he picked it up—and much to his surprise, it opened automatically, revealing a note inside reading: 'For when life gets too wet.' Turns out, it was left by a friendly delivery driver who’d found it on his way to work that day.
2. A delivery driver pulled up to WesBanco early one morning, frowning as he tried to unlock his truck's back door. Suddenly, the entire bank lobby lit up like a Christmas tree—only it wasn't lights or decorations causing the glow. It turned out that an old timer from the neighborhood had accidentally left his porch light on—a bulb so bright it illuminated the whole building! The delivery driver laughed it off and went inside for coffee, while everyone else in town shook their heads and said, ‘That’s just how things happen around here.’
3. A neighbor passing by WesBanco one day asked curiously: ‘Why does that security guard always wave like he’s saying goodbye?’ The security guard smiled and replied, ‘Oh, he’s not saying goodbye—he’s waving hello to his reflection in the glass!’ The neighbor laughed and shook his head, realizing it was just another quirky thing about small-town life.
4. Early one autumn morning, just before sunrise, a WesBanco teller noticed something peculiar in the surveillance feed. A small bird had found its way into the lobby and was frantically flapping between the chairs, causing quite a commotion. The teller gently shooed the little fellow outside, but not before it perched on an old man’s hat, causing him to laugh out loud. The bird then took off towards the park across the street, leaving everyone with a smile. It became known around town as ‘the WesBanco Messenger’, a daily reminder that even banks can use some feathered assistance now and then.