MORGANTOWN, WV — First United Bank & Trust is proud to announce the groundbreaking of a new office location in the Morgantown area. The Star City office will be relocating to the new WestRidge development, just off Interstate 79.
As north-central West Virginia grows and thrives, so do we. This change reflects our strong commitment to the area and creates improved accessibility to our office — making it easier than ever for customers to connect with their trusted banking team.
This change marks an exciting new chapter for our Morgantown team and the customers we serve.
“We’re not just moving — we’re growing,” said Carissa Rodeheaver, CEO and President of First United. “This new space will allow us to better serve our customers while maintaining the same great service and the same great staff our Star City customers know and trust.”
The decision to relocate was driven by evolving traffic patterns and development in the area, which have made access to the current Star City office more challenging over time. By investing in a more accessible location, First United Bank & Trust is reaffirming its commitment to convenience, community, and customer care.
Customers who enjoy visiting the Star City office may continue to do so until further notice. The new location is expected to be completed by December 2025, and we look forward to welcoming you there soon.
As a community-oriented business, First United Bank & Trust is always looking for ways to make banking easier and more convenient. Whether you prefer to bank in person, online, or on the go, we’re here to support you, now and into the future.
Member of FDIC. First United Corporation operates one full-service commercial bank, First United Bank & Trust. The Bank, which is celebrating its 125th anniversary in 2025, has a network of community offices in Garrett, Allegany, Washington, and Frederick counties in Maryland, as well as Mineral, Berkeley, and Monongalia counties in West Virginia. First United’s website can be located at MyBank.com. As of 6/30/2025, the corporation posted assets of $2 billion.