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Here at First National Bank, kindness comes first

Have you ever stopped at Breadsmith on a chilly November day and been surprised with a free loaf of bread? Perhaps you’ve been walking down Phillips Avenue in the summer and were offered a free snow cone.

2022 scholarship winners

If you were given a million dollars, how would you use the money to improve your community? Well, it’s not a million dollars, but since 2005, we have awarded $84,000 in scholarships to local high school seniors!

Ways we showed kindness in 2021

Have you heard about our KindnessFirst events yet? Maybe you’ve been surprised with a free loaf of bread at Breadsmith, or maybe you’ve been treated to free snow cones on Phillips Avenue.

Apply for our 2022 scholarships

The application process has now closed. Keep an eye on our blog to find out who the winners are! One of our favorite ways to support our community is investing in its future.

Technology & Marketing Advisory Board holds first meeting

We held the first meeting of our Technology & Marketing Advisory Board on Tuesday, January 18. The Advisory Board is being led by William Anderson, Chief Customer Experience Officer and EVP at the Bank.

2021 Scholarship Winners

Our scholarship competition is one of the things we look forward to most each year. Once again, we awarded five $1,000 scholarships to local high school seniors.

An inside look at 605 Running Co. and the Sioux Falls Skedaddle Half Marathon

Working at a running store wasn’t on Greg Koch’s list of career plans. But when he met three brothers with a passion for running, it all changed.

FNB Family Friday: Jessica Ostwald

FNB Family Friday

Tell us about your background. Where you grew up, where you went to school, industry experience, your family, and volunteer work. I was born in North Dakota and moved to the Black Hills when I was eight.

FNB Family Friday: Kari Radack

FNB Family Friday

Tell us about your background. Where you grew up, where you went to school, industry experience, your family, and volunteer work. I grew up in Humboldt, Iowa, and attended Iowa State University, where I earned a degree in business management.

10 Ways to Show Kindness

Celebrate Random Acts of Kindness Week with FNB

At FNB, we value kindness. As part of the national Random Acts of Kindness Week February 15-19, we’re celebrating in our own special way.
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