A NEW DRIVE-IN COMPLEX
In April 1985, FNB opened a new Drive-In Complex and was followed by the opening of the first Drive-Up ATM in August of 1988.
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In April 1985, FNB opened a new Drive-In Complex and was followed by the opening of the first Drive-Up ATM in August of 1988.
In 1983, FNB Bank was purchased by Jackson Financial Corporation, a one-bank holding company established by former President, Mr. Frederick Blume. The corporation was named after the Jackson Purchase region of Kentucky. In 2007, a new ownership group made up of local investors purchased all stock of Jackson Financial Corporation and continues ownership today.
1964, a major addition was built. (During the 1980’s, FNB made several updates to the Main Office facility.)
In 1937, a new building was built.
Since the beginning, FNB has always remained as a dominate fixture on Mayfield’s historic court square. The original building, on the corner of Seventh and Broadway, was remodeled in 1921 and burned in 1936.
In the heart of the Jackson Purchase in May of 1875, FNB Bank, Inc. was founded as the First National Bank of Mayfield with a capitalization of $100,000.
The Bank was established by Major Henry S. Hale, who became the first Bank president. Succeeding Major Hale as presidents were D. B. Stanfield, Ed Gardner, C.C. Wyatt, C.V. Morgan, E.A. Ross, Frederick D. Blume, Ted Hudson, Jeff McDaniels, Marty Nichols and currently Sally Hopkins.