First State Bank has received a 5-Star Superior Rating from independent bank and credit union rating and research firm Bauer Financial, Inc.
The rating is based on the overall financial condition of the bank and is the highest rating available from Bauer Financial. First State Bank has earned the rating for 82 consecutive quarters.
Established in 1934, First State Bank operates offices in Buckatunna, Clara, Leakesville, Lucedale, Meridian, Quitman, State Line, and Waynesboro.
Visit First State Bank or Bauer Financial on the Web at www.firststatebnk.com and www.bauerfinancial.com.
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