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When an inconceivable pandemic hit and came full force to North Dakota, many were forced to close their doors, change their operations, and hope and pray for better days ahead. For Union State Bank, rooted in Mercer County, their focus zeroed in on the local businesses and what kind of aid, as a business and members of the community, could do for them.

Hazen Middle School saw an engineering need in Hazen and decided to ask businesses if they would help fulfill that need. In early fall, the Lego League approached businesses, asking who would be willing to sponsor a bike rack. Lego League noticed the lack of bike racks within the

As part of the MoneyPass® ATM network, our customers never pay an ATM fee.

May 15, 2020 -- Union State Bank is excited to announce Stanton has received a new ATM in a new location.

With an emphasis on the “Smart” in “Restart,” Union State Bank’s lobbies will remain closed for now.

Did you know that Denim Day started in 1997 to show support against sexual violence? Union State Bank is 92 percent employed by females. Ninety-two. A statistic USB is wildly proud of. USB offers its employees the opportunity to take part in Denim Day every Friday. Which means, in order to wear jeans on Friday’s the employee must make a monetary donation.

Scammers prey on people’s fear and honesty. During COVID-19 pandemic scammers have altered their operations to reflect our current events and play on individual’s fear, panic, and survival.

Local students are getting a free education in how to manage their money. Union State is working with Banzai, a national award-winning financial literacy program, to make courses available to the Beulah and Hazen school districts completely free. By teaching kids to develop sound financial skills, we can build a better future together.