Main Street Banks Postpones Participation in Investor Conferences Pending Integration of New CFO ATLANTA, May 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Main Street Banks, Inc. (NASDAQ:MSBK) today announced that it has cancelled its plans to make a presentation at the 2005 Gulf South Bank Conference in New Orleans on Tuesday, May 10, 2005. The company's presentation was scheduled for 10:15 CDT on May 10 and was to be available via live webcast at its website at http://www.mainstreetbank.com/ . In commenting on the announcement, Samuel B. Hay III, president and chief executive officer, said, "Over the next several weeks, we will be focusing much of our energy on integrating our new Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, David W. Brooks II, who will be responsible for all of the company's financial operations, including accounting, treasury and finance, and will also have responsibility for our investor relations function. We are very excited to have David joining us, coming from his role as Senior Vice President and Group Executive at Wachovia Corporation. We look forward to participating in investor conferences in the future after this integration has been completed." About Main Street Main Street Banks, Inc., a $2.3 billion asset, community-banking organization based in metropolitan Atlanta, provides a broad range of banking, brokerage, insurance, and mortgage products and services through its 23 banking centers located in eighteen of Georgia's fastest growing communities. Main Street is the largest community banking organization in the Atlanta metropolitan area. DATASOURCE: Main Street Banks, Inc. CONTACT: Samuel B. Hay III, President and Chief Executive Officer of Main Street Banks, Inc., +1-770-786-3441 Web site: http://www.mainstreetbank.com/

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