Johnson County Business Updates: Daily Journal

First Financial Bank in Franklin is making a big push for financial literacy in the community with a new book drive. The bank is encouraging members of the community to donate books about personal finance and other related subjects at their location on Branigin Road from May 6-24. Donors do not need to be clients of the bank to participate in this initiative.

Once the book drive is complete, First Financial associates will distribute the books to local organizations such as schools, libraries, and nonprofits. In addition to the book drive, the bank will also provide a list of financial resources and recommended books on finance for all ages at their financial centers. For those looking for more financial wellness tools and resources, they can visit bankatfirst.com.

In other financial news, Coffman Wealth Management is celebrating the grand opening of their new office building in Greenwood. The family-based business, which has been in operation since 1974, is focused on financial planning and helping families achieve their financial goals. The grand opening event on May 9 will include a ribbon cutting ceremony with Mayor Mark Myers and James Coffman in attendance.

Lastly, Community Health Network sites across central Indiana recently participated in the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration-sponsored National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. More than 1,400 pounds of expired and no longer needed medications were collected at the sites for safe disposal. This event was part of a larger effort to combat prescription drug abuse and ensure the safe disposal of medications.