Harlingen-based Texas Regional Bank has opened its newest full-service banking center in the northwest Houston suburb of Magnolia. The branch began serving customers on December 29. Located along the high-traffic FM 1488 corridor, the new banking center expands access to personal and business banking services for residents and business owners across Magnolia and the surrounding communities. The area has experienced significant population growth and steady commercial expansion in recent years. Earlier this year, Texas Regional Bank expanded its Houston region footprint with the opening of its Rosenberg banking center.
The bank has appointed Skip Colvin to serve as Montgomery County market president. Currently, he serves as chair-elect of the Greater Southwest Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce, leading its government affairs and business advisory councils. He also serves on the City of Magnolia’s Economic Development Corp. board of directors.
“The pace of growth in the Houston region continues to accelerate, and Montgomery County stands out as a community with significant long-term potential,” notes Lewis Gissel, Houston region president.
Texas Regional Bank will host a ribbon-cutting and grand opening ceremony at the new location on January 28.
Established in 2010, Texas Regional Bank has more than 35 locations across the Rio Grande Valley, Texas Hill Country, Houston and the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex.
