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First National helps introduce kids to golf
posted 10/20/2009
Golf is a game of skill and etiquette that are both equally important. Introducing young people to golf at an early age allows them to learn etiquette that can help them in other aspects of their lives, as well as the basic skills to help them play this ancient and pleasurable sport.
This year, the Holdrege Country Club hosted Youth Golf for boys and girls in the third through eighth grades. The five week course was taught by volunteers and staff at the Holdrege Country Club and ended July 1.
First National Bank was a key sponsor of the program, which was also supported by Family Medical Specialties, the Graphic Arts Shop, Golf USA, Johnson Insurance, Holdrege Market Place and Two Rivers Public Health.
Shown here are participants in the program.
FNB supports patriotic 4th in Holdrege
posted 10/20/2009
Independence Day is one of the year’s most important holidays. It marks the birth of the United States as an independent nation and commemorates the courage and vision of our founding fathers.
In Holdrege, the day is marked by many celebrations, both public and private, but always culminates in an inspiring fireworks display following the annual Legion baseball game — a display that often rivals those put on by much larger cities.
For many years, including 2009, the drive to raise funds for the fireworks show has been led by Dr. Richard Reiner and his wife, Lori. This year, First National Bank of Holdrege launched its own internal drive to raise funds for this important event. FNB employees and raised an impressive total of $537. Shown here is Linda Karlson, representing First National Bank employees, presenting a check to Dr. and Mrs. Reiner.
25-year employees honored with surprise party
posted 10/20/2009
Wendy Ostgren and Mona Wilder both began work at the First National Bank of Holdrege on August 1, 1984. The two were honored for their 25 years of loyal service with a surprise party at the bank with cake and ice-cream sundaes that included many family and friends in addition to their bank colleagues.
Wendy, a teller, and Mona, a loan documentation clerk, were praised for their work by President D. Scott Latter.
“We are proud to have such long-term, trusted employees on our staff,” he said. “Their diligence and hard work reflect well on the entire FNB family.”
Latter presented Mona and Wendy with a 25-year service award for their accomplishment.