Commercial Banks

The team of The First National Bank of Mattoon beleives the philosophy of community banking is inherent in the directors, officers and employees of the Bank. A community bank’s success is founded in its ability to identify and service the financial needs of the people in the communities it serves. The directors, officers and employees of The First National Bank are committed to providing excellent, friendly customer service while remaining steadfast to these principles.

The First National Bank of McConnelsville is the oldest national bank still operating under the same original name and the same original Office. First National Bank customers have access to banking facilities in McConnelsville, Athens, Glouster, Junction City, Nelsonville, and Stockport. The bank offers checking, savings, internet banking, home mortgages, loans. It has served southeastern Ohio since 1863.

Founded as The First National Bank of McGregor in 1889, TFNB is the oldest bank in McLennan County and the seventh oldest national bank in Texas still operating under its original charter. In addition to McGregor, South Bosque, and Waco, the team of 40+ people also serves customers across Texas and the United States. Through the use of technology, banking with TFNB has no location boundaries.

The First National Bank of Mertzon has 3 banking locations. It offers a variety of checking account options, a wide variety of loans, and other services such as a Debit Mastercard, Safe Deposit Boxes for rent at each of our locations, an Automated Telephone Balance line, Internet Banking, Mobile Banking.

The mission of The First National Bank of Middle Tennessee is to be the premier community bank in the markets it serves. It will enhance the customer experience by serving the personal and business needs of the markets, providing superior customer service, investing in the communities, and enriching the lives of its employees.

The First National Bank of Milaca is a family-owned community bank headquartered in Milaca, Minnesota, with $217 million in total assets. The Bank was founded in 1897 and today has four offices located in Milaca, Isle, Gilman and Zimmerman, focused on serving retail customers and business firms in the communities it serves. First National Bank of Milaca’s business model is to offer a full range of personal and commercial banking services to its customers. The Bank is committed to continue on the path of balanced growth and profitability.

Serving the community has been The First National Bank of Monterey motto since 1910. The bank was conceived out of a need for currency to settle with farmers marketing their grain. It has continued to provide service to agriculture while expanding services to households, individuals and businesses. The First National Bank of Monterey has opened offices in additional communities since that time with the main office in Monterey and branches in Winamac, Culver and North Judson.

First National Bank of Moose Lake is a locally-owned, employee-owned independent community bank whose history actually dates back to October 20, 1919. It provides the customers, consumer and commercial alike, with tradition of personal, hometown service, along with 24/7 access to account information/transaction capability through internet banking, bill pay and mobile app.

The First National Bank was established in 1925 to serve the financial needs of Mount Dora and Central Florida. Over the years, the First National Bank of Mount Dora has helped the community grow and prosper. First National is committed to integrating the business tools owners need — online account management, wire services, online debit and credit card management, cash management — while maintaining a personal relationship that allows them to understand and anticipate the needs of their business.

The First National Bank of Mount Vernon is a commercial bank firm based in Mount Vernon, United States. The First National Bank of Mount Vernon provides multi-family office Bank Account services for high-net-worth families, foundations and endowments, and institutions.