First Southern National Bank is pleased to announce two new hires to join the Bowling Green Branch located at 1214 Ashley Circle. Quinten Curry and Chris Hood, both Warren County natives, will serve the community in Loan and Business Development roles. “We are thrilled to have Chris and Quinten join our Business Development team,” says Rebeca
Our customer, and local teacher, Chris Woolums, shares how First Southern National Bank partnered with him to help serve our Kentucky communities in impactful ways during the COVID-19 pandemic. Stanford Elementary Teacher Chris Woolums felt called to use his expertise in 3D printing to help provide PPE for those facing COVID-19 around
Mandy Ashley DMD, MsEd, MS, shares the story of Sky Pediatric Dentistry and how First Southern National Bank believed in her vision.
First Southern National Bank is pleased to announce the recent hire of Betsy Shelton as Community President over a new location in Hopkinsville, KY. Shelton, who began her career as a loan officer, left the banking industry to focus on a career in the non-profit sector. She spent 18 years serving in various
First Southern National Bank is proud to support our active service men and women, as well as the many veterans in our communities. First Southern Team Member Bryan Fuller shares his experience and the support he's gotten from First Southern.
Russellville Dental Laboratory is a 65-year-old, third-generation family business that provides dentures, partials, crowns, and bridges to dentists and dental clinicians across the United States. We are thankful we could play a small part in assisting them to move forward in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic with the help of the Paycheck Protection Program.
Lanie Gardner, Community President for First Southern National Bank in Muhlenberg County will be recognized as the 2018-2019 Distinguished Alumna of Madisonville Community College during their commencement ceremony. Lanie Gardner, Community President for First Southern National Bank in Muhlenberg County will be recognized as the 2018-2019 Distinguished Alumna of Madisonville Community College during
After 46-years of service, Julie Hatfield retired on November 30, 2018 from the Lancaster branch. She began her tenure in 1974 with People’s Bank of Paint Lick, which was then acquired by First Southern National Bank in 1989. What were the biggest changes you saw in the banking industry during your tenure? In
First Southern National Bank is pleased to announce the recent hire of Justin Ray, who will serve the First Southern team in a Loan and Business Development role. A Perfect Fit "Justin a perfect fit for First Southern National Bank. I couldn’t be more excited to have him join our Jessamine County
After 40-years of service, Cassie Reynolds retired on November 30, 2018 from the Central City branch. While her tenure with First Southern National Bank began in 2015 when First National Bank of Muhlenberg was acquired, Cassie had over thirty years of banking experience. What were the biggest changes you saw in the banking industry
