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First National Bank of River Falls Employee Receives Award for 50 Years of Dedicated Service
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[River Falls, Wisconsin] - The First National Bank of River Falls is proud to announce that one of our own employees, Sue Langer, has been recognized for 50 years of dedicated service to our institution by the Wisconsin Bankers Association.
Sue Langer has been an integral member of our team since 1973. She has held numerous positions, from Teller to Retail and Marketing, and now serves as our Tour Coordinator. Her versatility and dedication throughout the years have made her an invaluable member of our team.Throughout her tenure, she has demonstrated an exceptional work ethic and commitment to our customers, often going above and beyond to meet their needs.
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First National Bank of River Falls Announces Commitment to Growing Global Cybersecurity Success during Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2023
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Now in its 20th year, Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2023 is highlighting the growing importance of cybersecurity in our daily lives and encouraging individuals and businesses to take important cybersecurity steps to stay safe online.
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River Falls and Prescott School District Students Awarded FNBRF Scholarship
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First National Bank of River Falls announced that two local students have each won a $1,000 scholarship. In 1996, the First National Bank of River Falls established a partnership for scholarships to entice exceptional students to attend college at the University of Wisconsin – River Falls. The bank donates $5,000 annually to these scholarships with $3,000 of these funds directed to existing UWRF students, while $1,000 each goes to a River Falls High School and a Prescott High School student.
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