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• Is cbshome real estate and Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Ambassador real estate merging?

  Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Ambassador Real Estate and CBSHOME Real Estate have merged! The combined company will operate using the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Ambassador Real Estate name moving forward.

• Is South Ottumwa Savings Bank merging with Peoples State Bank?

  OTTUMWA — South Ottumwa Savings Bank has announced a merger with Peoples State Bank of Albia. The merger, which will see the combined company operate under the South Ottumwa Savings Bank banner, is pending regulatory approval. The PSB locations in Albia and Ottumwa will be named “Peoples State Bank, an office of South Ottumwa Savings Bank.”

• Is National Mutual Benefit merging with Western Fraternal Life Association?

  On June 19, 2020, Western Fraternal Life Association filed a Form A concerning an Agreement of Merger whereby National Mutual Benefit would merge with and into Western Fraternal Life Association and Western Fraternal Life Association would simultaneously redomicile from Iowa to Wisconsin effective January 1, 2021.

• Is East Arkansas Community College merging with Crowley’s Ridge Technical Institute?

  In 2017, the Arkansas State Legislature introduced a bill (Act 636) that paved the way for East Arkansas Community College and Crowley’s Ridge Technical Institute to consolidate. In August 2017, East Arkansas Community College and Crowley’s Ridge Technical Institute officially merged to become a single institution.

• What is the history of Twin Cities merging to become cities?

  An 1873 case of twin cities merging to become a united city is Budapest in Hungary, which began as two settlements ( Buda and Pest) facing each other across the Danube at a strategic fording place along a trade route.