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Planters Bank is committed to being a leader for the benefit of our customers and the communities we serve. This means you should Expect Great Things from our bankers, our commitments, and our values.

Planters Bank takes on the responsibility of offering unique, progressive, and flexible products and services to better serve our customers. We include technological convenience, personalized products, and helpful service to help each customer attain their financial goals.

We promise to place utmost importance on hometown values and local decision-making because we live in the same communities as you. Your family and your business are important to us, and we are prepared to help you make sound banking decisions.

You can continue to Expect Great Things from Planters Bank… now and into the future!

Bank History

Since first opening its doors in 1996 in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, Planters Bank has made a name for itself as an energetic, forward-looking player on the financial services landscape. Contributing to our success is the flexibility afforded by being well-capitalized, locally owned, and responsibly managed.

Today, Planters Bank has full-service offices, Commercial Services offices, Mortgage Services, and Trust Services serving Hopkinsville, Western Kentucky, and Clarksville, Tennessee.

Planters Bank’s Main Campus is located in Downtown Hopkinsville and is anchored by its Main Office, located in the restored Dillard-Campbell House. Constructed in 1849, the Dillard-Campbell House is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Dillard-Campbell House

  • Built: 1848-49
  • Location: Main and 14th Streets, Downtown Hopkinsville
  • Historical Significance: Oldest structure operating as a business in the city, served as headquarters for both Union and Confederate forces during the Civil War.
  • Renovation: Meticulously renovated by Planters Bank in the mid-1990s to be its Main Office.

Jones-Perkins House

  • Built: Late 1870s-early 1880s
  • Connection: Physically connected to the Dillard-Campbell House, providing customer service and bank meeting and office spaces.

These two historic homes form the core of Planters Bank’s Main Office campus in Downtown Hopkinsville.

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