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Blue Ridge Bank

A Virginia-based bank with a history dating back to 1893, offering personal and business banking services.

Last updated September 1, 2026

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Overview

Blue Ridge Bank is a bank founded in 1893, originally chartered as Page Valley Bank of Virginia. It changed its name to Blue Ridge Bank on October 15, 2011. The bank operates 26 branches in Virginia and one in North Carolina. It offers personal and business banking products including checking accounts, loans, credit cards, and digital banking services.

History

Blue Ridge Bank was chartered and organized in 1893 as a state institution under the title 'Page Valley Bank of Virginia.' At the time of its organization, it was the only bank in Page County, Virginia. On October 15, 2011, the name was changed from The Page Valley Bank to Blue Ridge Bank. Since then, its footprint has grown to cover the entire state with 26 branches in Virginia and one in North Carolina.

  • Founded as Page Valley Bank of Virginia

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    Blue Ridge Bank was chartered and organized in 1893 as a state institution under the title 'Page Valley Bank of Virginia.'

  • Name changed to Blue Ridge Bank

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    On October 15, 2011, the name was changed from The Page Valley Bank to Blue Ridge Bank.

Products and positioning

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Brand decisions

  • Agreement to merge with HomeTrust Bancshares, Inc.Other

Recent events

  • MentorWorks and Blue Ridge Bank announce apprenticeship program partnership[4]

    Reported:

    MentorWorks announced an apprenticeship program in partnership with Blue Ridge Bank, offering hands-on learning opportunities for people from low-income and underserved backgrounds in Virginia.

  • Blue Ridge Bank partners with Mos on student banking services[5]

    Reported:

    Blue Ridge Bank announced a partnership with student financial aid fintech company Mos. Working with the bank, Mos added debit card services and a banking app for students to its financial services suite.

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