Vermilion Valley Bank
In 1913, an Illinois Bank and Trust Services Charter was established in Piper City, Illinois. Originally the bank was chartered as the State Bank of Piper City. The main focus was on providing a rural community with deposit, trust and lending services, primarily with individual customers.
As the bank grew and survived the Depression, it began to broaden its services. On January 1, 1991, the State Bank of Piper City purchased the First National Bank of Cullom and the name changed to Vermilion Valley Bank.