First State Bank Central Texas

First State Bank Central Texas is a financial institution established in 1909 under the name First State Bank. Over the years, the bank has undergone several name changes and acquisitions to expand its operations across various Texas communities. In 1993, it acquired Salado National Bank and subsequently changed its trust powers status. By 1995, it had acquired The Citizens State Bank of Lometa, followed by the acquisition of First National Bank in Goldthwaite in 1997. The institution rebranded to First State Bank Central Texas in 1999. Further acquisitions included the First National Bank of Hamilton in 2005 and The First State Bank in Granger in 2008. The bank's main office has experienced multiple relocations, with significant moves occurring in 1988, 1989, and most recently in December 2007 to its current location at 6500 North Mopac Expressway, Building One, Suite 1101, Austin, Texas.

Below is a list of some important events in banks history, including mergers and acquisitions.

1909-01-01Institution established. Original name: First State Bank.

1970-03-14Main Office moved to 111 6th Street, Chilton, TX 76632.

1988-09-12Main Office moved to 550 Sw H.k. Dodgen Loop, Temple, TX 76504.

1989-05-02Main Office moved to 5550 Sw H.k. Dodgen Loop, Temple, TX 76504.

1993-10-01Acquired Salado National Bank in Salado, TX.

1993-10-01Changed Trust Powers to N/a.

1995-04-01Acquired The Citizens State Bank of Lometa in Lometa, TX.

1997-01-31Acquired First National Bank in Goldthwaite, TX.

1999-07-14Changed Institution Name to First State Bank Central Texas.

2005-10-13Acquired First National Bank of Hamilton in Hamilton, TX.

2007-12-10Main Office moved to 6500 North Mopac Expressway, Building One, Suite 1101, Austin, TX 78731.

2008-06-09Acquired The First State Bank in Granger, TX.