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Oak Valley Bancorp (NASDAQ: OVLY) is the bank holding company for Oak Valley Community Bank and its Eastern Sierra Community Bank division, which offer loan and deposit products to individuals and small businesses. The OVLY news page on Stock Titan aggregates company-issued updates and market news so readers can follow how this commercial banking institution communicates its performance, growth, and community activities.
Recent Oak Valley Bancorp and Oak Valley Community Bank news releases highlight several recurring themes. The company regularly announces quarterly financial results, detailing net interest income, non-interest income, non-interest expense, and key balance sheet metrics. These earnings updates, sometimes furnished via Form 8-K, provide insight into trends in earning assets, loan growth, deposit balances, and credit quality, including non-performing asset levels and allowance for credit losses.
Another major news category involves branch expansion and local leadership appointments. Oak Valley Community Bank has reported the opening of new full-service branches, such as its nineteenth branch in Lodi, and frequently announces the hiring of branch managers in markets including Stockton, Tracy, East Sonora, Modesto–McHenry, and Lodi. These stories describe how branch leaders are tasked with guiding operations, nurturing client relationships, and supporting the financial needs of local businesses and residents.
Oak Valley Bancorp’s news flow also covers community reinvestment and partnership initiatives. For example, the bank has announced approval of an AHEAD grant submitted on behalf of City Ministry Network to the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco, aimed at workforce development and leadership programs for Latino youth in Stanislaus and San Joaquin Counties. Other releases discuss promotions within the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) function and ongoing engagement with local organizations.
Investors, depositors, and community stakeholders can use the OVLY news page to monitor these earnings announcements, branch developments, leadership changes, and community-focused programs in one place, and revisit the historical archive of company communications over time.
Oak Valley Bancorp (NASDAQ: OVLY) announced on October 7, 2025 that Hardip Sheena joined Oak Valley Community Bank as Vice President, Branch Manager of the Modesto–McHenry branch at 3508 McHenry Avenue. Sheena has more than 12 years of banking experience and will oversee branch operations, business development, and relationship management to strengthen community banking services.
Sheena holds an associate's degree in business administration with a marketing focus from Mission College and lists AI, travel, and global markets as personal interests. Oak Valley Bancorp operates 19 branches across its primary and Eastern Sierra divisions. For more information, call 1-866-844-7500 or visit www.ovcb.com.
Oak Valley Bancorp (NASDAQ: OVLY) announced the opening of its 19th full-service branch in Downtown Lodi at 31 South School Street on October 2, 2025.
The Lodi branch offers personal and commercial banking, a walk-up ATM, night deposit, and business hours Monday–Friday 9:00 AM–5:00 PM. Leadership includes Kevin Borges, VP Branch Manager, supported by Laurie Martin, Alyssa Naranjo, Yessica Rodas Guerrero, Nicole White, and regional support from Twyla Brooks. Commercial and agricultural lending will be led by Matt Brown and Emma Brandstad.
Oak Valley operates 19 branches across the Central Valley and Eastern Sierra and provides loan and deposit products via Oak Valley Community Bank and Eastern Sierra Community Bank.
Oak Valley Community Bank (NASDAQ: OVLY) has appointed Kevin Borges as Vice President, Branch Manager for their new downtown Lodi Branch, set to open in October 2025. Borges brings over 12 years of banking experience and will lead the bank's 19th location at 31 South School Street, Lodi.
As Branch Manager, Borges will oversee daily operations, drive growth through client service, and foster community relationships. He is actively involved in the Lodi community as a Chamber of Commerce Ambassador and member of Lodi Sunrise Rotary. The appointment aligns with Oak Valley's expansion strategy across their network of branches throughout California.
Oak Valley Community Bank (NASDAQ: OVLY) has announced the appointment of Heidy Bowers as Vice President, Commercial Banking Officer at their Oakdale office. Bowers brings 20 years of banking industry experience and will focus on commercial lending, business development, and client relationship management.
The bank, which operates through 18 branches across California including Oak Valley Community Bank and Eastern Sierra Community Bank divisions, is set to expand with its 19th branch opening in Lodi this fall. Bowers, who holds a BS in Kinesiology from CSU Sacramento, is actively involved in various nonprofit organizations throughout the region.
Oak Valley Community Bank (NASDAQ: OVLY) has announced the appointment of Matthew Brown as Vice President, Commercial Banking Officer. Brown, who brings over 15 years of banking experience, will be based at the bank's upcoming Lodi Branch, set to become the institution's 19th location.
Brown's role will focus on leading commercial lending and business development in the Lodi area. He previously served as a Business Banking Officer at another local institution for six years. The new Lodi Branch, located at 31 South School Street, is scheduled to open in fall 2025.
Oak Valley Community Bank (NASDAQ: OVLY) has announced the appointment of Twyla Brooks as Vice President, Regional Branch Manager. Brooks, who brings 20 years of banking experience, will be based at the new Lodi Branch opening this fall.
The new branch, located at 31 South School Street, will be the bank's 19th location. Brooks will provide regional sales and operational support to OVCB's network of retail branches, leveraging her previous experience as VP Retail Branch Manager at the Linden office of her former employer.
Oak Valley Bancorp (NASDAQ: OVLY) reported Q2 2025 consolidated net income of $5.59 million, or $0.67 per diluted share, up from $5.30 million in Q1 2025 but down from $5.89 million in Q2 2024. The bank's net interest income increased to $18.15 million, driven by loan growth and improved loan yields.
Key metrics include total assets of $1.92 billion, gross loans of $1.11 billion (up $18.9 million QoQ), and deposits of $1.71 billion. The bank maintains strong credit quality with zero non-performing assets and an allowance for credit losses at 1.03% of gross loans.
The Board declared a cash dividend of $0.30 per share, payable on August 8, 2025, marking the second dividend payment in 2025.
Oak Valley Community Bank (NASDAQ: OVLY) has secured approval for $5.3 million in Affordable Housing Program (AHP) grants from the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco. The grants will support two major housing initiatives: $3.75 million for Modesto Gospel Mission and $1.596 million for Tuolumne Economic Development Authority (TEDA).
The funding will enable the development of 147 housing units across three projects: Grace Place (67 transitional units), Hannah's House (50 transitional units), and the Westside Subdivision (30 single-family homes). These projects include comprehensive support services such as case management, job training, and educational programs to assist vulnerable populations.
The grants are part of FHLBank San Francisco's broader $49.7 million AHP initiative for 2025, supporting affordable housing projects across Arizona, California, and Nevada.Oak Valley Community Bank (NASDAQ: OVLY) has announced the appointment of Mariam Shah as Vice President and Branch Manager of their upcoming Lodi Branch. Shah brings over 10 years of banking experience and will oversee daily operations at the new location, which will be the bank's 19th branch.
The new branch, located at 31 South School Street in Lodi, is scheduled to open later this summer. Shah, who holds a BS in Business Administration from Georgia College and State University, will focus on building new business relationships within the Lodi community. This expansion adds to Oak Valley's existing network of branches across California, including locations in Oakdale, Turlock, Stockton, and other communities.