We are celebrating over 100 years of service to the community by launching a new web site. It is part of our continued commitment to providing old-fashioned, personal service with modern banking.

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April, 2012

FDIC VIDEO NOW AVAILABLE

BCM is a Federal Reserve Member and has been FDIC insured since January 1, 1934. To learn more about FDIC Insurance and how you are protected through BCM CLICK HERE for a short instructional video, or stop into one of our branches and let our friendly representatives explain your protection.

NOTE: The video requires a high speed connection to view. Please be patient if the video pauses frequently on slower connections. If you cannot view the video, feel free to stop into one of our convenient locations and one of our friendly representatives would be happy to view the video with you.

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