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The Commercial Bank of Ozark

The Commercial Bank of Ozark was chartered in 1959 and has served the citizens of Ozark and Dale county to the present. Douglas Brown organized the bank because the financial needs for new construction were going unmet by the community's primary bank. Members of the initial board of directors included Douglas Brown, William C. Brown, E.E. Dorrah, E.E. Flowers, Harry Hall, E. Martin Price and Henry Steagall. The main bank office at 208 S. Merrick Avenue in Ozark is the original building and was constructed by Douglas Brown.

FNB Oxford Bank

FNB is truly your Friendly Neighborhood Bank. When you visit FNB, you will always find bankers eager to assist you! FNB is widely known for its friendly smiles, knowing their customers' names, and helpful attitudes that show their genuine care and concern for their customers and communities. FNB"s talented team works diligently to meet your financial needs to show you that you have a bank that looks out for your interests.

Citizens Savings Bank and Trust Company

As a CDFI, Citizens Bank puts its communities first and values local economic growth. It does so by investing in areas underserved by the traditional banking sector, engaging in lending that supports affordable housing, small businesses and community facilities, and providing technical financial assistance to its customers. Throughout the years, the bank has continued to focus on opportunities to build financial literacy and provide the tools for communities to build, grow and reinvest wealth.

American Metro Bank

American Metro Bank is an Illinois-chartered bank with its main office located in Chicago, Illinois. The Bank commenced operations in 1997 and engages in general banking business through its main office (Uptown) and one branch (Chinatown) in the Chicago, Illinois, metropolitan area.

Decatur County Bank

Decatur County Bank is devoted to supporting its Tennessee community. Decatur County Bank believes that banking should be centered around convienence and safety which they model through SBA Loans, various Home Loan programs, and a wealth management division. 

Southern Independent Bank

In March of 2005, a group of local business leaders came together with a concept, blended with veteran bankers who shared the vision for a true community bank in Opp and Andalusia. From that initial meeting, Southern Independent Bank opened its doors for business in December of 2006, bringing to our markets a fresh, responsive, and service-driven institution.

Neighborhood National Bank

Neighborhood National Bank has proudly served the small businesses and residents of San Diego County since 1997, over two decades. As a local community bank, we pride ourselves on utilizing local deposits to invest back into the small to mid-size businesses who serve as the economic engine of San Diego.

McGehee Bank

McGehee Bank is a locally owned bank with a long, proud history of delivering quality personal service to our community, its businesses and our citizens. For over 75 years, we have been committed to recognizing our customer’s needs and providing products and services to meet those needs. We strive to maintain our small town banking atmosphere, while continuing to grow and change with technology.

Gibsland Bank & Trust

GBT is an independent community bank which provides exceptional financial services and technology to businesses, consumers, agriculture, and non-profit customers. It has been and will remain the primary mission of Gibsland Bank & Trust Company and Gibsland Bancshares, Inc.

Commonwealth National Bank

In 1976, Commonwealth opened its doors in the heart of Mobile with a mission to serve our neighbors, friends, and community members. The majority of our founders were raised in the Mobile community and positioned Commonwealth right in Toulminville to ensure banking services were available to their community. They had the vision to provide the citizens in the Mobile area with a choice of doing business with a financial institution in their own community, where they could directly benefit from its economic impact and employment opportunities.

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