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Zelle discontinues transactions through its standalone app

If you currently use Zelle as a person-to-person payment option, we would like to remind you of an important update regarding their service. Beginning Tuesday, April 1, 2025, Zelle is removing the ability for users to send or receive money through their standalone mobile app.

Samantha Russell, chief evangelist at FMG Suite.

Partners in business, partners in life: Samantha Russell reflects on life after loss

What does life after losing a spouse look like? Samantha Russell shares her story, plus the lessons we all can learn from her experience.

Pyne Lenocker, Ag Banker at The First National Bank in Sioux Falls.

Meet our newest Ag Banker, Pyne Lenocker

First on the Farm Newsletter

I am excited to introduce the newest member of the First National Ag Team! Pyne Lenocker joined us in early December as an Ag Banker serving Beadle and Spink counties.

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Benefits of working with a financial advisor to improve your investment strategy

First National Wealth Management

Just like with home improvement projects, there are clear benefits to working with a professional. A financial advisor can help you increase investment performance, minimize taxes, and more.

Sally Chapman holding her 2024 Eagle of the Year award.

Sally Chapman named 2024 ‘Eagle of the Year’

Not many people can say they’ve had a meeting with each of the 275 teammates at First National Bank. Meet Sally Chapman, an Employee Development Specialist and now our 2024 Eagle of the Year.

Adam Cox and Mayor Paul TenHaken recording a podcast episode in the Common Cents on the Prairie studio.

Why Mayor Paul TenHaken left Click Rain, and how he found purpose in public service

Common Cents on the Prairie™

“I don’t want to be eulogized as, ‘He was a good entrepreneur, had a great social media marketing company.’ And I felt, at the time, like that’s kind of what I am. It’s kind of what I’m known for.”

Angus cattle eating hay at a feedlot.

A recap of the 2025 Sioux Empire Livestock Show

First on the Farm Newsletter

The annual Sioux Empire Livestock Show hosted by the Greater Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce took place from January 21, 2025, through January 26, 2025. As always, a good crew from our Ag Banking team, along with other local volunteers, met to get the show set up on Monday, January 20.

Sioux Falls Mayor Paul TenHaken recording a podcast episode in the Common Cents on the Prairie studio.

A candid conversation with Mayor Paul TenHaken about personal finances

Common Cents on the Prairie™

“One of my first memories about money is, I built a little treasure chest…and it had a compartment in it. And I cut up two pieces of cardboard, and I put them in this treasure chest, and I would put all my money in those three slots. And one was for the church, one was to save, and one was to spend.”

First National Bank receiving the Lender of the Year award for 2024.

First National Bank named 7(a) Lender of the Year for 2024

We were recently honored with a Leadership in Lending award for the 2024 fiscal year. The South Dakota District Office of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) named First National Bank as the 7(a) Lender of the Year for closing the most 7(a) loans and the highest dollar value of 7(a) loans in the state.

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