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As a significant member of the Community Bank team transitions into retirement, here are a few of the notable achievements Bruce Penoske helped usher in during his tenure as President:
- Between 1991 and 2006, Community Bank grew to 13 full service branches.
- In 2002, our service area expanded outside Oregon into Washington.
- Community Bank celebrated its 50 Year anninversary in May 2005.
- In 2006 we broke ground on new branches in La Grande and Hermiston.
To say the management team has some large shoes to fill going forward is an understatement. The foundation for a great community bank has solidified and it is now up to this team to build from it.
As Bruce concentrates his focus at the Board of Directors level, one theme he helped nurture within the Bank will remain unchanged. Community Bank will continue to consistently provide excellent customer service. In doing so, the Community Bank team is committed to remaining independentlly owned and operated.
Tom Moran
President
We are the preferred financial institution providing competitive services delivered by knowledgeable, friendly people. We will remain independent and locally owned, because Community Bank is “Local money working for local people.”
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Bank of Wallowa County founded |
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Enterprise branch opens |
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Bruce Penoske becomes President and CEO |
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Two branches purchased from US Bank |
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Pendleton branch opens |
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Name is changed to Community Bank |
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Hermiston branch opens |
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La Grande branch opens |
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Pendleton Southgate branch opens |
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Elgin branch opens |
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Union branch opens |
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Baker City branch opens |
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Milton-Freewater branch opens |
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Walla Walla downtown branch opens |
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Hermiston Branch Drive-up facility opens |
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Walla Walla Eastgate branch opens |
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50th Anniversary! |
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Administrative office #2 opens in Walla Walla |
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La Grande Valley Branch opens |
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Clarkston Lending Center opens |
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Hermiston North Hill Branch opens |
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