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First Bank Midwest celebrated the grand opening of its new Noblesville West Financial Center on Thursday, Oct. 8, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony welcoming bank representatives, local business leaders, and community members. Located at 5839 Trace Pointe Ave. near the corner of Hazel Dell and State Road 32, the new financial center expands the bank’s presence in Hamilton County and provides convenient access to personalized banking services for residents and businesses on the west side of Noblesville.
The celebration continued with a Community Open House on Saturday morning, Oct. 10.
“Today [Oct. 8] marks an exciting milestone for First Bank Midwest as we celebrate the opening of our 27th financial center and the first location to open under our new name and brand,” First Bank Midwest President and CEO Chris Cook said. “Noblesville is a community known for its exceptional leadership, continued growth and strong sense of community. We are proud to expand our investment in America’s Hometown and build upon the relationships that have made community banking so important for generations. As First Bank Midwest continues to grow, our commitment remains the same: putting people first, supporting local businesses and helping the communities we serve thrive.”
Convenient banking services and expanded access
The Noblesville West Financial Center is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon. The new financial center offers a comprehensive range of personal and business banking services, providing customers with convenient access to experienced local bankers and personalized financial solutions.
Located near the intersection of State Road 32 and Hazel Dell Parkway, the new financial center strengthens First Bank Midwest’s ability to serve one of Hamilton County’s growing communities while expanding access to relationship-focused community banking.
A local team focused on relationships
The Noblesville West Financial Center is led by Noblesville resident Tom Marquell, who serves as Financial Center Manager. Marquell brings extensive experience in business development and community engagement, including his previous role with the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce.
Payton Dennison serves as Assistant Financial Center Manager, bringing several years of banking experience with First Bank Midwest. Rounding out the team is Universal Banker Lilly Wallace, who will assist customers with their everyday banking needs.
“As a Noblesville resident, I know firsthand what makes this community such a special place to live, work and do business,” Marquell said. “Having spent much of my career building relationships with local businesses and community leaders, I’m especially excited to continue that work through community banking. Our team looks forward to welcoming our neighbors, getting to know their financial needs, and demonstrating what it means to have a bank that is genuinely invested in their success and the success of our community.”
A new chapter in community banking
The opening of Noblesville West marks an important milestone for First Bank Midwest as its first new financial center since the official merger of First Bank Richmond and The Farmers Bank on July 1, 2026. It is also the first newly opened financial center to feature the First Bank Midwest name and brand.
With 27 financial centers across Indiana and Ohio, First Bank Midwest continues to grow while remaining true to its community banking roots. The new location reflects the bank’s commitment to investing in the communities it calls home, supporting local businesses and families, and building meaningful relationships that extend well beyond banking.
For more information, visit FirstBankMidwest.com.

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