NBM President Caroline Carpenter has invited Ilsley Public Library to temporarily relocate its public facing operations — rent-free — to the first floor of the bank’s historic Duclos building.
National Bank of Middlebury executive Sarah Cowan was recently named Vermont Bankers Association 2023 Woman of the Year.
National Bank of Middlebury recently held a very special anniversary celebration honoring Madeline Gardner, who was celebrating her 60th anniversary with the bank.
The Addison County Chamber of Commerce recognized several area businesses and individuals for excellence this past Thursday during its annual meeting at the Vergennes Opera House.
According to Kerry Mazzariello, vice president and senior community lender at National Bank of Middlebury, Lindi Quesnel has joined the bank as its newest retail community lender.
A new board member, promotions and a new hire were recently announced by the National Bank of Middlebury.
MIDDLEBURY — The National Bank of Middlebury has announced that David J. Provost has been appointed to its board of directors.Provost is the executive vice president of finance and administration at Middlebury College and plays a strategic role in the ove … (read more)
MIDDLEBURY —Stacey P. Stone has been appointed to the National Bank of Middlebury’s board of directors. Stone is a co-owner, along with her brother Corey Pratt and father Darwin Pratt, of Pratt’s Store and Catering in Bridport, a fixture for more than 50 … (read more)
On behalf of the Middlebury Bridge & Rail Project team, I want to thank the National Bank of Middlebury and the Middlebury community in general for its cooperation and for its support of the men and women of our construction crew who are working to rebuil … (read more)
MIDDLEBURY — National Bank of Middlebury thanked and celebrated the Middlebury Bridge and Rail Project crew with a hot dog lunch on Tuesday, Aug. 25. More than 60 downtown workers on the “big dig” were treated to a hot dog lunch, potato salad, beverage an … (read more)
National Bank of Middlebury is helping boost the local economy by giving away $1,000 in Vergennes, as well as in the four other towns where it has branches. The bank is holding a raffle of $500 to a local shopper and $500 to a local business with the inte … (read more)
