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United Bank, the largest community bank headquartered in the D.C. Metro region, recently moved its Battlefield Branch to a new facility near Manassas, at 8323 Sudley Road. The former branch premises, located at 10830 Balls Ford Road, has permanently closed.
All customer accounts and safety deposit boxes were seamlessly consolidated and moved to the new location automatically in November 2020. Throughout the transition and after, United Bank remained committed to providing excellence in service to customers and the Manassas/Prince William community.
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The coronavirus pandemic continues to hurt the hotel industry in Prince William County.
The county’s hotel occupancy spiked a bit in October but has fallen into a slump, exasperated by the lack of traveling this holiday season due to the coronavirus pandemic.