FOCUS (Feeding Our Communities with United Services) received $5,102 this holiday season through Prevail Bank’s Holiday Matching Funds campaign, to help combat food insecurities in Wisconsin Rapids and surrounding communities. Monetary donations were accepted from the public (November 10 - December 5) and then doubled by Prevail Bank, up to $1,000. Prevail Bank’s contribution to the grand total was $1,000. (L to R) Prevail Bank’s President/CEO, Nathan Quinnell; VP Commercial Lending Officer, Brian
Prevail Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of Julie Ann Siegler as its new Vice President – Mortgage Sales Manager, NMLS# 709381. With 23 years of banking experience, Julie brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership to this role. Her career has spanned positions from teller to mortgage processing and servicing, and for the past 14 years, she has excelled as a Mortgage Loan Officer. She has extensive expertise working with the secondary market, including Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, WHEDA, FHA, VA, and
Mid-State Technical College recognized the achievements of its 45 Nursing program completers in a pinning ceremony December 16 on the Wisconsin Rapids Campus. Graduates were joined by their family and friends at the celebration. The nursing pinning ceremony is a celebratory endcap to a nursing student’s academic journey and a bridge between nursing school and a nursing career. It honors and celebrates nursing students and their path to becoming a nurse. It is also a day of celebration for the nursing
Next event announced for November 6, 2026 Mid-State’s Tree Tech 2025 was held Nov. 14 at the Wisconsin Rapids Campus. The day was a showcase of hands-on arboriculture training for high school juniors and seniors as well as the College’s Arboriculture students, alums and industry partners. The event highlighted the versatility, excitement and growing career demand within the arboriculture industry, an essential field supporting environmental health, community safety and critical infrastructure
Prevail Bank recently distributed 20 charitable contribution checks totaling $47,000 to support community programs across central Wisconsin. Ruby’s Pantry was one; it received $500 to purchase turkeys for this past Thanksgiving. They served approximately 400 people. “Community is at the heart of everything we do,” said Nathan Quinnell, President and CEO of Prevail Bank. “As a community bank, our mission goes beyond banking—we’re committed to making a difference and helping our communities thrive.” Other