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Traditional Bank's story begins in 1902 when two banks were formed in Mt. Sterling, Kentucky. In 1988 they merged, and that new bank would ultimately become known as Traditional Bank. The staff has always believed that people make the difference and that great service is what sets Traditional Bank apart. Today the bank couplea those principles with a broader geographic reach, best in class commercial bankers and customer-focused technology so it can remain competitive while still giving the customers personal banking experience they deserve.
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