First Commerce Bank

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First Commerce Bank was the dream of a group of local people who saw the need for a locally owned, locally managed community bank. With the help of over 1,000 shareholders, that dream became a reality on December 2, 2002. Along with their employees, they realize that their customers and their community are their... show more

First Commerce Bank Reviews

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First Commerce Bank Contact

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931-359-4322

Main Office

500 N. Ellington Pkwy.

Lewisburg, TN 37091

Locations:

4641 Nashville Highway
Chapel Hill, TN 37034 • map
(931) 364-7888

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