Based on the new executive order issued by Governor Walz 05/13/2020, and our constant monitoring of the COVID Pandemic as it impacts our community, we are extending the way we currently serve our customers for the time being.  We believe it is appropriate to follow the Center for Disease Control guidance and provide our employees a safe work environment so we can continue to serve our community in the manner necessary to endure the economic realities of our present and future situation.

Honoring Governor Walz’ order to “Stay at Home,” and our focus on keeping our employees and customers healthy during this uncertain time, First National Bank of Osakis is restricting its lobby traffic to appointments only.  Please call 320-859-2101 to arrange a time for our staff to work with you on your financial needs.  During the “Stay at Home” period, the First National Bank of Osakis will remain fully staffed and able to handle all customer requests.  Additionally, because of the technological investments we have made, our customers can safely do transactions in our Driv

To our Community,

Your health, welfare, and safety are extremely important to us.  As COVID-19 increases its impact on our world, state, and communities, I would like to take a moment of your time to share need to know information that will help you act responsibly to ensure our community safety.

For 116 years, the First National Bank of Osakis has been locally-owned and managed by the Evenson/Olson family. With the community and our customers in the forefront of my mind, I want to publicly explain the news that you may have heard elsewhere: The First National Bank (FNB) of Osakis is in the process of selling to the Martinson/Nelson family, who currently own Glenwood State Bank and Lowry State Bank.

“I’ve lived in Osakis and been a customer for decades.  My grandparents and parents were customers.  The bank employees know me.   Why are they asking me all these questions?”

Growing a family is something that is rewarding on many levels, most of which cannot be measured.  If you’re expecting, or planning on growing your family, congratulations!  It’s not a small decision to make, and although you may never feel like you’ve truly done enough to be fully prepared, starting early on a budget, and practicing it, will help you considerably when your child is born.