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Southern Bank Opens New Peninsula Location

By Brandy Centolanza

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Photo courtesy of Southern Bank Facebook page.

NEPORT NEWS-A new full-service bank is now open in Newport News.

On June 20, Southern Bank opened its newest branch on Rock Landing Drive in Newport News.

“We are so excited to expand our banking office on the Peninsula,” said Trent Dudley, senior vice president and regional executive, in a statement. “This will now be the first branch on the Peninsula, which will bring us to eleven Virginia branches.”

The new branch will be helmed by the team of Ben Ellington, city leader; Andrew Hack, commercial lender; and Lorin Burge, relationship Banker.

The new Southern Bank branch in Newport News is located at 11832 Rock Landing Dr., Ste 104.

“The new full-service facility is also a reflection of Southern Bank’s overall long-term commitment to the region,” said Ellington.

Southern Bank, which began in 1901, now has more than 60 branch and ATM locations in North Carolina and Virginia. In Hampton Roads, there are multiple locations on the Southside in Chesapeake, Norfolk, and Virginia Beach.

For more information on Southern Bank, visit its website or Facebook page.

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