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We visit with some of our wonderful customers in the Boscobel and Prairie du Chien communities to celebrate CFB’s 150th Anniversary.
We visit with some of our wonderful customers in the Platteville and Lancaster communities to celebrate CFB’s 150th Anniversary. Thank you for the great partnerships over the years!
Our fourth quarter giveaway in celebration of our 150th Anniversary is a Sencor 6-speed stand mixer with a stainless steel bowl and four attachments, along with a basket of local baking items each branch put together. Perfect for the holidays! Stop by a branch anytime before December 17th to enter.
We visit with some of our wonderful customers in the Richland Center and Muscoda communities to celebrate CFB's 150th Anniversary. Thank you for the great partnerships over the years!
Calling all photographs! Community First Bank is looking for photos from across our service area to feature in our 2022 calendar.
The storms that came through our area recently took a toll on our friends, neighbors, and communities, and we are here to help. If you or someone you know were impacted by the tornado or related storm, please reach out to us. We have opened up our disaster relief loan program to help with expenses not covered by insurance.
Read about our new branch in Lancaster, 150th Anniversary activities, our new deposit-taking ATMs, recent retirements and graduates, three of our new branch managers, and more. Subscribe today to stay up-to-date on all things CFB!
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