A couple weeks ago I noticed that St. Olaf sociology professor Mike Leming was featured in Felicia Crosby’s Just Curious column in the December 2012 Entertainment Guide (I’ve extracted it…
Tag: <span>First National Bank of Northfield</span>
I noticed this week that First National Bank of Northfield installed a 24 hour ATM sign at its downtown location. Very cool. It’s evidently part of the ATM upgrade…
I got a call from a LoGro regular this morning about a banner hanging from the top of First National Bank of Northfield. I took these photos at about…
I saw this Fourth Street reconstruction chart in the downtown lobby of the First National Bank of Northfield this morning. (See the PDF of the top half of the chart…
With the departure of Community Resource Bank from its downtown location, there’s now an empty parking lot in the heart of downtown—at least until the owner of the building, First…
First National Bank of Northfield (FNB) is the second area bank this year to have federal regulators intervene. (Last month, it was Community Resource Bank – blog post here.)
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), the Federal agency that regulates nationally-chartered banks like FNB, has a statement posted to their website that says in part:
The counters behind the tellers at First National Bank of Northfield contain a number of, um, relics that apparently are still in use. The electric typewriters are obvious but can…
I’ve had a few people alert me that there’s something funny about the ATM promotional graphic on the First National Bank Northfield‘s downtown location window. It reads: "Jesse James couldn’t…
Today’s Northfield News has a story titled, Community Resource Bank move on hold. In July, the paper ran a story titled, Bank moving south on Division, and included a photo with the caption “The building at 618 Division St., pictured here in 2008 with co-owner Randy Lutz, will soon be the new home to the downtown Community Resource Bank.” A July 31 editorial stated “An opportunity arose this week in the form of Community Resource Bank deciding to relocate to the Phoenix Building at 618 Division St.” (continued)