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7(a) Dollar Volume Lender of the Year

U.S. Small Business Administration Names FNB

The First National Bank in Sioux Falls has been named the 7(a) Dollar Volume Lender of the Year by the South Dakota District Office of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). The Bank earned the honor by making the highest dollar volume of SBA 7(a) loans during the 2020 fiscal year.

Linnea Janssen to retire after 43 years with FNB

When Linnea Janssen first started working at Farmers State Bank in Flandreau in 1977, she could never make plans to celebrate New Year’s Eve. Instead, she spent her New Year’s Eves assisting bankers with hand tabulating interest accruals at the end of each year. “When I started, we didn’t have computers,” Janssen reminisced.

Adam Cox named to ABA's 40 Under 40 in Wealth Management

We’ve always known that we have the best and brightest teammates here at First National, and the American Bankers Association (ABA) agrees! We’re excited to share that our Chief Wealth Management Officer, Adam Cox, has been named to the ABA’s inaugural 40 Under 40 in Wealth Management.

Making a Statement: FNB Statements are Getting a New Look

Making a Statement:

Just like our Downtown building is getting a makeover, some of our statements are too! While you will still be able to find all of the same information, monthly statements for all checking and savings accounts will have a new, streamlined look.

FNB's response to Sioux Falls face covering mandate

The following is a message from our president and CEO, Chris Ekstrum. As many of you are likely aware, on November 17, 2020, the Sioux Falls City Council passed a mandate requiring face coverings inside businesses and city facilities. The mandate went into effect immediately after passing.

2020 #FNBGiveFirst Winners

As a local Bank, we have been committed to serving our communities in good times and bad for 135 years. Part of that commitment includes supporting and championing local non-profits. As a result of COVID-19, more people than ever are in need of the help and services that non-profit organizations provide.

Getting a mortgage with student loan debt

You’ve got the degree, you’re done with school, and you’re finally on track to start the life you’ve been working hard for. While you wait for your college investment to pay off, you might be trying to decide if you should rent or buy your next home.

Maggie Groteluschen

South Dakota Bankers Association Emerging Leader of the Month

Shared with permission from the South Dakota Bankers Association. As part of the SDBA’s mission to grow South Dakota’s future bank leaders, we are featuring a monthly emerging leader. This month’s feature is on Maggie Groteluschen with The First National Bank in Sioux Falls.

Committed to Ag for 135 Years

When The First National Bank in Sioux Falls began in 1885, pioneering farmers came to this area for a new chance to chase their dreams as the vast South Dakota prairie awaited them. During this time – thanks to the Homestead Act – $18 could buy 160 acres of land (wouldn’t that be nice?).

GREET Act Would Open Doors For SD Ethanol Exports

The GREET Act, introduced in August by Sen. John Thune and co-sponsored by Sen. Mike Rounds, would require the Environmental Protection Agency to update its greenhouse gas modeling for ethanol and biodiesel. GREET is an acronym for Greenhouse Gases, Regulated Emissions, and Energy Use in Transportation. South Dakota Corn is a strong supporter of the GREET Act.
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