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If you need customer support, please call 1.800.624.5200 Serving New Mexico | support@pioneer.bankFor 125 years, Pioneer Bank has grown alongside the people who trusted us with their dreams. From our first handwritten ledger to today’s secure digital banking tools, every step forward has been shaped by local decisions and lasting relationships. That same foundation continues to guide us today as we help families, businesses, and communities
Pioneer Bank has always been guided by a forward-thinking mindset, even in its earliest days. An old newspaper classified ad tells that story well. Long before modern banking, our founders were already making thoughtful changes, adjusting the number of directors and expanding the scope of business to meet the needs of a growing community.
For 125 years, Pioneer Bank has put its heart where its home is. From the very beginning, being part of the community has meant more than simply doing business here. It has meant showing up, lending a hand, and standing alongside our neighbors when it matters most. That belief has guided us since 1901
For 125 years, Pioneer Bank’s story has been shaped by the people who believed in what could be built right here at home. It began in 1901 with local pioneers who shared a simple but powerful idea: communities are stronger when neighbors invest in one another. That belief became the foundation of Pioneer Bank,
We’re celebrating 125 years of growing right alongside the communities we serve. When our community grew, so did we — side by side for 125 years. Pioneer Bank has been here since 1901, supporting local businesses and families through every season of change. We still believe in genuine relationships and knowing the people we
On February 18, 2026, Pioneer Bank will celebrate 125 years of serving New Mexico. What began in 1901 as the Roswell Building & Loan Association was created to meet a simple need: help local families build homes and help a growing community thrive. That mission still guides us today. Our original charter, filed under
Pennies have slowly disappeared over the years, and now they’re greatly restricted for purchase from the U.S. Treasury. Because of that, Pioneer Bank has a simple and fair way to handle those small amounts that used to rely on pennies. If you’re a Pioneer Bank customer: Any pennies you’re owed are automatically credited to
Pioneer Bank is proud to celebrate Leigh Humble, AVP/Internal Auditor, who was honored with the 2025 Community Volunteer Service Award from the Chaves County United Way. The award was presented today by Nicole Austin, Senior Vice President/CLO at Pioneer Bank and United Way Board Member. Leigh has been part of the Pioneer family since
There is a quote attributed to Pericles that reads, “What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others.” Yesterday, Team Pioneer came together to celebrate the retirement of Mrs. Carolyn Royster-Bell, who dedicated 16 years of service to Pioneer Bank. Mrs. Bell
At Pioneer Bank, we’re proud to stand with our community in recognizing World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15. One of the most heartbreaking and underreported forms of elder abuse is financial exploitation — and it can happen to anyone. We’re committed to helping protect our seniors by staying alert for the red
