Commercial Banks

Since 1874, the First National Bank of Sedan has provided stability, direction, and financial growth to the community of Sedan, Kansas. The staff and Directors are involved in the community by serving on School Board, serving on City Council, and helping provide leadership and encouragement in many other civic organizations. The bank opened its branch The Bank of Pawhuska in Pawhuska, Oklahoma in 2017.

First National Bank of Shiner is a member of Industry Bancshares, a holding company established by shareholders from the Industry, Texas community. With a strong Board of Directors having a vision of a successful community bank, knowledge of banking, and a family of dedicated and experienced employees, First National Bank of Shiner has proven to be a strong financial institution and civic leader.

The First National Bank of Sonora / San Angelo Banking Center / Boerne Banking Center, are collectively known as Sonora Bank. Sonora Bank is a full-service bank based in Sonora, TX with branches in Sonora, San Angelo, Boerne, and Bulverde, Texas. The First National Bank of Sonora was organized by E.R. Jackson in 1900. The Directors and Staff strive to fulfill its mission of "Providing Excellent, Professional Financial Services in a Hometown Atmosphere"​.

First National Bank of St. Ignace is a true community bank. The main banking office on North State Street in St. Ignace has existed in that block for over 130 years. The bank operates six branch offices in the eastern Upper Peninsula including Mackinac Island, Cedarville, Naubinway, Newberry, and two full-service branches in the St. Ignace area. Customers are also served online at www.fnbsi.com.

First National Bank of Stanton is a locally owned and operated community bank serving the financial needs of businesses and individuals in Stanton and the surrounding area. Bank's goal is to provide quality service and value to the customers. It offers a variety of products and services, such as internet banking, including online bill payment, 24 hour telephone banking, check image statements and business and personal checking and loan products.

The First National Bank of Sterling City was established August 1910. It has 3 branches in the local area.

The First National Bank of Suffield was acquired by PeoplesBank in November 2018, and was renamed First Suffield Bank | A DIVISION OF PeoplesBank at that time. The bank provided financial services to individuals, municipalities, nonprofit groups and commercial enterprises, generally within the Connecticut communities of Suffield, West Suffield, East Granby and Windsor Locks. Its investment in these communities was a high priority of the Bank and its Board of Directors.

First National Bank of Sycamore has been serving families, business owners, and farmers in the Sycamore, Ohio area for 100 years. With four locations, in Sycamore, McCutchenville, and Tiffin, it is convenient for the customers to enjoy the personal, home-grown service they’ve come to expect. First National Bank of Sycamore is a full-service bank, it offers everything from checking accounts to mortgages (Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender, NMLS #445420), to retirement and short-term investment accounts.

First National Bank has been serving the communities of Southwest Kansas for over 100 years, with main bank located in Syracuse, Kansas, a branch in Johnson, Kansas, and two branches in Garden City, Kansas. The bank strives to be the premier financial institution in the area and is committed to providing the best personal service, along with the most modern conveniences and technologies. Its roots are in agriculture, with loan expertise in farming, ranching, and dairies.

Established in 1906 The First National Bank of Tom Bean has served the needs of the community for over 110 years. It has strived to excel at bringing clients the financial products and technological advancements to meet the needs while retaining hometown feel. From its inception The First National Bank of Tom Bean has been a community oriented bank and has carried that tradition through to each of its branch locations.