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Lexington State Bank

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at the corner of State Street and West First Street in Lexington. This new "LSB Plaza" expanded as the company grew. The holding company for LSB was created in July 1983 and in 1985 LSB opened its first 24-hour
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NewBridge Bank has 42 full-service banking offices, total assets of about $ 2 billion and total deposits of about $ 1.6 billion, and an increased geographic size including counties in coastal
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who were willing to buy them. The first banking office opened in uptown Lexington's Courthouse Square on July 5, 1949, one day after
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In July 1997 Old North State Bank and LSB shareholders agreed to merge into a single company; the LSB name remained.
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On February 27, 2007 Lexington State Bank announced its intention to merge with the
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at the close of business on December 31, 1949, totaled $ 1,845,680.82, including
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included deposits of $ 1,602,541.59 and other liabilities of $ 22,201.84,
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In April 1962, LSB moved its headquarters to an old
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Public
Traded as
Nasdaq
NewBridge Bank
Lexington
North Carolina
chairman
CEO
banking
Lexington, North Carolina
Piedmont Triad
Davidson
Stokes
Forsyth
Guilford
Randolph
North Carolina
Nasdaq
LXBK
holding company
FNB Southeast
NewBridge Bank
physician
North Carolina Representative
Davidson County, North Carolina
Independence Day
President
Chairman of the Board
Assets

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